NASA Redox Storage System Development Project 1980

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for several dlfferent stack slzes, shown In table 17 and flgure 42. Slnce the goal in stack design 1S to choose cell dimensions such that the sum of pump1ng and shunt-current paras1t1c energy losses 1S min1m1zed, the optimum cell geometry must be determined. F1gure 43 depicts graphically the sum of losses for three stack sizes as a function of cell geometry (resistance), showing a min1mum in each case. For the particular cases studied, there eX1sts a broad design range of cell dimensions that minimizes the sum of these parasitic losses. F1gure 44 displays the maJor m1lestones associated with this act1vity. 27

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