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The High Energy Lithium Battery System in Electric Vehicle Propulsion
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Mid-Year Meeting
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English
Abstract
A direct attack on the air pollution problems identified with the cities is to replace the internal combustion engine vehicle with one that is emission free. This paper deals with a small electric vehicle, designed for urban and suburban use, powered by batteries that are sealed off from the atmosphere. The power supply consists of a lithium/nickel fluoride, nonaqueous battery for total energy requirements, and a bipolar nickel/cadmium battery for the power required during acceleration and hill climbing. The object of this hybrid battery system is to obtain performance characteristics not available by either battery alone.
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Seiger, H. and Lyall, A., "The High Energy Lithium Battery System in Electric Vehicle Propulsion," SAE Technical Paper 680454, 1968, https://doi.org/10.4271/680454.Also In
References
- Tenniswood D. M. Graetzel H. A. Paper No. 670177 presented at the SAE Automotive Engineering Congress Detroit, Mich January 1967
- Seiger H. N. Lyall A. E. Charlip S. “Bipolar Nickel-Cadmium Cells for High Energy Pulses,” J. Spacecraft and Rockets 4 8 August 1967 974 977