Quasi-fluid storage battery
OwnerGeorge J. Doundoulakisinventor
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The object of the invention is to provide the active substances in storage batteries, both the lead acid and alkaline types, in quasi-fluid form so that they can be replaced by newly charged substances, for rejuvenating the battery after long use, or for immediate charge of the battery. Said battery has a casing (5); active solid cathodic and anodic substances in the form of surface-convoluted negative (15) and positive globules (16), that are close-packed in negative and positive cell compartments (7) and (8) respectively; electrolyte which fills the space between and inside said globules, circulates freely throughout the battery and, if needed, through an external supplementary storage; dielectric separators between cell compartments, electrically insulating negative and positive globules in each cell; and conductive separators providing series connection of adjacent cells. Other objects for improvement over present batteries include: lower internal resistance; greater extent of charge and discharge at higher current rates; and greater specific Ah storage.
A storage battery comprising:
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