Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – With heat exchange feature
Patent
1995-03-10
1996-11-26
Willis, Jr., Prince
Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and
With heat exchange feature
429 52, 429 62, H01M 1050, H01M 1042
Patent
active
055783937
ABSTRACT:
A high temperature battery has battery cells designed to generate electricity electrochemically at a temperature greater than room temperature. The battery has a housing containing the cells. A glass contact member is positioned between the cells and the housing, the glass contact member being solid at ambient temperature and pressure but capable of flow at the operating temperature of the cells and being resistant to flow of electricity therethrough. A method of controlling the temperature of a high temperature battery uses the above-recited structure and permits heat removal from the cells in a controlled manner.
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Chaney Carol
United States Advanced Battery Consortium
Willis Jr. Prince
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