Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1983-11-07
1985-09-03
Walton, Donald L.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
429 16, H01M 814
Patent
active
045383480
ABSTRACT:
A matrix material for a molten carbonate fuel cell is described which is flexible, pliable and has rubber-like compliance at room temperature. The matrix has three components comprising fine inert particulate material, larger crack attenuating ceramic particulate material, and an organic polymeric binder. A process of assembling a molten carbonate fuel cell utilizing the compliant matrix material is also described. The compliant matrix material is inserted into a molten carbonate fuel cell stack utilizing fuel cell anodes with sufficient porosity to contain excess electrolyte. The fuel cell is heated up to a temperature sufficient to remove the polymer binder and cause a portion of the electrolyte material present in the anode to wick into the matrix to substantially fill it completely.
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Reiser Carl A.
Schroll Craig R.
Vine Raymond W.
Gwinnell Harry J.
United Technologies Corporation
Walton Donald L.
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