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portada Energy Storage Technology Development for Space Exploration
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
22
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
24.6x18.9x0.1 cm
Weight
0.06 kg.
ISBN13
9781289041397

Energy Storage Technology Development for Space Exploration

Nasa Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) (Author) · Carolyn R. Mercer (Author) · Bibliogov · Paperback

Energy Storage Technology Development for Space Exploration - Mercer, Carolyn R. ; Nasa Technical Reports Server (Ntrs) ; Et Al

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Synopsis "Energy Storage Technology Development for Space Exploration"

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is developing battery and fuel cell technology to meet the expected energy storage needs of human exploration systems. Improving battery performance and safety for human missions enhances a number of exploration systems, including un-tethered extravehicular activity suits and transportation systems including landers and rovers. Similarly, improved fuel cell and electrolyzer systems can reduce mass and increase the reliability of electrical power, oxygen, and water generation for crewed vehicles, depots and outposts. To achieve this, NASA is developing non-flow-through proton-exchange-membrane fuel cell stacks, and electrolyzers coupled with low permeability membranes for high pressure operation. The primary advantage of this technology set is the reduction of ancillary parts in the balance-of-plant fewer pumps, separators and related components should result in fewer failure modes and hence a higher probability of achieving very reliable operation, and reduced parasitic power losses enable smaller reactant tanks and therefore systems with lower mass and volume. Key accomplishments over the past year include the fabrication and testing of several robust, small-scale non-flow-through fuel cell stacks that have demonstrated proof-of-concept. NASA is also developing advanced lithium-ion battery cells, targeting cell-level safety and very high specific energy and energy density. Key accomplishments include the development of silicon composite anodes, lithiatedmixed- metal-oxide cathodes, low-flammability electrolytes, and cell-incorporated safety devices that promise to substantially improve battery performance while providing a high level of safety.

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