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ProJect element . Contractor. • • 4.0 - Support1ng Technology NASA Lewis Research Center Redox ProJect Office 21000 Brookpark Rd. Cleveland, Oh10 44135 In-House Membrane Development and Evaluation • • • Jerri S. Ling • • DE-AI04-80AL12726 Calendar year 1978 to present Cleveland, Oh10 NASA Lew1s Research Center £445 800 T1tle •• Pr1nc1pal investigator Contract number • • • Period of performance •• Work 1ocation • • • • Contract1ng off1ce. Cumulat1ve funding (through f1scal year 1980; re1mbursable only) Background: ObjectlVes: Output: Contractual effort is endeavor1ng to develop membranes comb1n1ng good selectiv1ty, res1stlv1ty, and cost character1stics. Those membrane cand1dates that pass screen1ng cr1ter1a at the developers are sent to Lew1s for further screen1ng and in-cell evaluations. Perform laboratory tests to determ1ne membrane area resist1vity and select1vity. These tests approx1mate conditions a membrane is llkely to encounter in a Redox env1ronment. D1rect1on for further membrane development by contractor. 32PDF Image | NASA Redox Storage System Development Project 1980
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