Electrode for electrochemical cell
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy
InventorsThomas D. Kaun, Paul A. Nelson, William E. Miller
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy
InventorsThomas D. Kaun, Paul A. Nelson, William E. Miller
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An electrode structure for a secondary electrochemical cell includes an outer enclosure defining a compartment containing electrochemical active material. The enclosure includes a rigid electrically conductive metal sheet with perforated openings over major side surfaces. The enclosure can be assembled as first and second trays each with a rigid sheet of perforated electrically conductive metal at major side surfaces and normally extending flanges at parametric margins. The trays can be pressed together with moldable active material between the two to form an expandable electrode. A plurality of positive and negative electrodes thus formed are arranged in an alternating array with porous frangible interelectrode separators within the housing of the secondary electrochemical cell.
A high-temperature, secondary electrochemical cell including a fusible salt electrolyte and solid particles of electrochemically active material in a plurality of positive and negative electrodes comprising:
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