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Review of US Nanocorp(R)-SNL joint development of thermal-sprayed thin-film cathodes for thermal batteries

R.A. Guidotti, F.W. Reinhardt, Jinxiang Dai, T.D. Xiao, D.E. Reisner
Sixteenth Annual Battery Conference on Applications and Advances. Proceedings of the Conference (Cat. No.01TH8533)  

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Theuse of plasma spray to deposit thin metal-sulfide cathode films is described in this paper. Conventional electroactive stack components in thermal batteries are constructed from pressed-powder parts that are difficult to fabricate in large diameters in thicknesses <0.010". Plasma-sprayed electrodes do not stier from this difficulty, allowing greater energy densities and specific energies to be realized. Various co-spraying agents have been found suitable for improving the mechanical as well
more » ... s electrochemical properties of plasma-sprayed cathodes for thermal batteries. These electrodes genemlly show equal or improved performance over conventional pressed-powder electrodes. A number of areas for fbture growth and development of plasma-;pray technology will be discussed.
doi:10.1109/bcaa.2001.905113 fatcat:znq2xrzscnfojl56atcnspqzbe
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R.A. Guidotti, F.W. Reinhardt, Jinxiang Dai, T.D. Xiao, D.E. Reisner. "Review of US Nanocorp(R)-SNL joint development of thermal-sprayed thin-film cathodes for thermal batteries." Sixteenth Annual Battery Conference on Applications and Advances. Proceedings of the Conference (Cat. No.01TH8533)