Inert gas rejection system for metal halogen batteries

Details Inert gas rejection system for metal halogen batteries Inert gas rejection system for metal halogen batteries

1982-04-26

1983-11-01

LeFevour, Charles F.

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Process of cell operation

Electrolyte circulation

429 15, 429105, H01M 238

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044130422

ABSTRACT:
A method of removing inert gases from a metal halogen electrolyte battery system in which hydrogen is generated along with other inerts such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and oxygen, said method comprising, pressurizing the gas space above the sump to a preset pressure above ambient, and subsequently venting the hydrogen and other inert gases from the gas space through an absorber means which removes trace quantities of chlorine from the gases.

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patent: 4256554 (1981-03-01), Bjorkman, Jr.
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"Development of the Zinc-Chlorine Battery for Utility Applications", Electric Power Res. Inst., EM1051, Apr. 1979, p. 2-1.

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