The multicell common pressure vessel (CPV) nickel hydrogen battery manufactured by Johnson Controls Battery Group, Inc. has completed full flight qualification, including random vibration at 19.5 g for two minutes in each axis, electrical characterization in a thermal vacuum chamber, and mass-spectroscopy vessel leak detection. A first launch is scheduled for late in 1992 or early 1993 by the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL). Specifics of the launch date are not available at this time due to the classified nature of the program. Release of orbital data for the battery is anticipated following the launch
A gas leakage test, a capacity test, a charge retention test, and an electrolyte leakage test were a...
Validation testing of the NASA Lewis 125 Ah advanced design individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-...
Nickel-hydrogen cells are currently being manufactured on a semi-experimental basis. Rechargeable ni...
In 1992, the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) started a program to qualify a large diameter common pr...
Our present design for a common pressure vessel (CPV) battery, a nickel hydrogen battery system to c...
The dual-cell, common-pressure vessel, nickel-hydrogen configuration has recently emerged as an opti...
The Clementine spacecraft was launched in January 1994 to demonstrate advanced lightweight technolog...
Information is given in viewgraph form on the nickel hydrogen common pressure vessel (CPV) 2.5V twin...
Individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-hydrogen technology was advanced at NASA Lewis and under Lew...
A series of tests was performed to characterize battery performance relating to certain operating pa...
Individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-hydrogen technology was advanced at NASA Lewis and under Lew...
An update of validation test results confirming the advanced design nickel-hydrogen cell is presente...
This paper on nickel hydrogen batteries is an overview of the various nickel hydrogen battery design...
Two-cell nickel-hydrogen common pressure vessel (CPV) units with some unusual design features have b...
An update of validation test results confirming the breakthrough in low earth orbit (LEO) cycle life...
A gas leakage test, a capacity test, a charge retention test, and an electrolyte leakage test were a...
Validation testing of the NASA Lewis 125 Ah advanced design individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-...
Nickel-hydrogen cells are currently being manufactured on a semi-experimental basis. Rechargeable ni...
In 1992, the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) started a program to qualify a large diameter common pr...
Our present design for a common pressure vessel (CPV) battery, a nickel hydrogen battery system to c...
The dual-cell, common-pressure vessel, nickel-hydrogen configuration has recently emerged as an opti...
The Clementine spacecraft was launched in January 1994 to demonstrate advanced lightweight technolog...
Information is given in viewgraph form on the nickel hydrogen common pressure vessel (CPV) 2.5V twin...
Individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-hydrogen technology was advanced at NASA Lewis and under Lew...
A series of tests was performed to characterize battery performance relating to certain operating pa...
Individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-hydrogen technology was advanced at NASA Lewis and under Lew...
An update of validation test results confirming the advanced design nickel-hydrogen cell is presente...
This paper on nickel hydrogen batteries is an overview of the various nickel hydrogen battery design...
Two-cell nickel-hydrogen common pressure vessel (CPV) units with some unusual design features have b...
An update of validation test results confirming the breakthrough in low earth orbit (LEO) cycle life...
A gas leakage test, a capacity test, a charge retention test, and an electrolyte leakage test were a...
Validation testing of the NASA Lewis 125 Ah advanced design individual pressure vessel (IPV) nickel-...
Nickel-hydrogen cells are currently being manufactured on a semi-experimental basis. Rechargeable ni...