Sodium-sulfur cell component protected by a high chromium alloy

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – Fluid active material or two-fluid electrolyte combination... – Active material in molten state

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427237, 428667, H01M 1039, B32B 1518, B05D 722

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ABSTRACT:
A corrosion resistant contiguous duplex chromium-carbon-iron alloy layer bonded to a steel and other similar ferrocarbon substrate for use as a cell casing for a sodium-sulfur cell. The outer layer includes in excess of 60 weight % chromium. The duplex layer is formed by pack chromizing in a pack of chromium and ammonium halide at elevated temperatures in hydrogen or inert gas atmosphere.

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