Long Wet Stand Silver Oxide-Zinc Cell Tests (Phase 1)
Abstract
Specially built twenty ampere-hour, silver oxide-zinc cells were stored wet and charged at different temperatures for up to two years to determine capacity retention as a function of storage time and separator material. A total of 505 cells were fabricated using two to four layers of RAI P-2291 (40/60) or four layers of Fibrous Sausage Casing (FSC) as the separator material. Prior to storage, the cells were electrically conditioned and their capacities measured. Cells with each type of separator were then stored at 70F, 115F, and 150F and their capacities checked periodically.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 01, 1975
- Accession Number
- ADA018246
Entities
People
- Michael P. Dougherty
Organizations
- Air Force Research Laboratory