Preliminary test results for evaluation of NiCd flight cells containing Pellon 2536 separator
Preliminary test results for evaluation of NiCd flight cells containing Pellon 2536 separator
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Two groups of 11-cells each of 26.5 ampere-hour (Ah) aerospace-design nickel-cadmium cells as used in several low-earth-orbit satellite applications have completed beginning-of-life characterization testing and are now on life test at RCA Astro-Electronics. The purpose of this test program is to determine the effect on cell behavior, if any, of a separator change made by the manufacturer, General Electric Battery Business Department (GE), in all of their aerospace nickel-cadmium cells. Preliminary test results, presented in this paper, show no effects of the separator change, a comoared to the 'control' cells, on early-life cell performance. However, end of charge voltages are higher independent of separator, than they were for early lots of GE cells.
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Preliminary test results for evaluation of NiCd flight cells containing Pellon 2536 separator
Vorlaeufige Testergebnisse fuer die Bewertung von NiCd-Batterien fuer den Flugbetrieb mit dem Separator Pellon 2536
1986
6 Seiten, 13 Bilder, 2 Tabellen
Conference paper
English
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