| 摘要 |
804,680. Batteries. McGRAW-EDISON CO. Jan. 21, 1957 [Feb. 6, 1956], No. 2088/57. Class 53. A gaslight alkaline cell having a free gas space is sealed with a higher charge and a substantially smaller amount of uncharged active material on the positive electrode than on the negative electrode. The capacity of the positive electrode may be equal to that of the negative electrode in which case the minimum excess charge of the positive electrode is equal to the electrical equivalent of the oxygen which can fill the free gas space without 'exceeding a predetermined pressure limit or the capacity of the positive electrode may be greater than that of the negative electrode in which case the minimum excess charge of the positive electrode is equal to the oxygen equivalent plus the difference in capacity of the electrodes. A number of such cells may be connected in series to form a battery and one of the cells may be replaced by a cell, not of the above type, provided that it is of sufficient capacity so that it will be the last cell to fail on discharge. In a cell described, the negative sintered plate 12 is loaded with cadmium oxide containing a minor proportion of iron oxide and the positive sintered plate 11 is loaded with nickel oxide. A sheet 32 of closely woven nylon cloth faces the negative electrode and a sheet 33 of regenerated cellulose faces the positive electrode. All the electrolyte is absorbed in the separators and electrodes. Specification 769,784 is referred to. |
