LIAl/FES.sub.x battery separator system with microporous electrode particle retainer screens
AssigneeSaft America
InventorsJ. Douglass Briscoe, Janet M. Embrey, James G. Snyder, Salah M. Oweis, Louis D'Ussel
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AssigneeSaft America
InventorsJ. Douglass Briscoe, Janet M. Embrey, James G. Snyder, Salah M. Oweis, Louis D'Ussel
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A separator system for a LiAl/FeS.sub.x electrochemical cell includes microporous sintered metal particle retainer screens fabricated by cold compacting, tape casting or plasma spraying, followed by sintering. The separator may consist of Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 or MgO powder, AlN microporous particles, AlN microporous disk or ceramic standoff sandwiched between two screens or Al.sub.2 O.sub.3 or MgO powder plasma sprayed onto one screen surface. The various separator system combinations are impregnated with 20% to 50% by volume electrolyte salt for ionic conductivity. Pore size is less than 10 .mu.m, excluding electrode particles from reaching the separator.
In a separator system for a molten salt Li alloy/FeS.sub.x electrochemical cell comprising:
An electrochemical cell, comprising positive and negative electrodes, a separator interposed between said electrodes, and two flexible, sintered metal microporous particle retainer screens sandwiching opposite sides of said separator member and facing respectively said positive and negative electrodes.
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