Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – Current producing cell – elements – subcombinations and... – Separator – retainer or spacer insulating structure
Patent
1992-11-16
1993-10-05
Maples, John S.
Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and
Current producing cell, elements, subcombinations and...
Separator, retainer or spacer insulating structure
429249, 429253, H01M 216, H01M 214
Patent
active
052503720
ABSTRACT:
An electrolyte-immobilizing mat for a mat-immobilized-electrolyte battery comprising a plurality of randomly oriented resilient fibers resistant to and wettable by sulfuric acid electrolyte, wherein the mat is held in a stressed, precompressed state by a resin which is substantially insoluble in sulfuric acid but is sufficiently degradable therein under battery formation conditions to free the mat from its stressed state during formation and allow it to swell within battery cell element. Thermosetting resins and particularly melamine-formaldehyde are preferred. The invention is particularly useful with mats made from glass fibers.
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Eisenhut Neil R.
Limbert Jack L.
Willmann Norman L.
General Motors Corporation
Maples John S.
Plant Lawrence B.
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