Building on the work of others goes hand in glove with novel developments. Frank Lev explains the difficulties of developing a bipolar lead-acid battery, from early identification of the pitfalls to how some insights can lead to both pain and gain.
Some colleagues and I started a project in 2007 to build a working bipolar lead-acid battery called B-LAB. The plan was to develop working prototypes and license the technology to interested battery OEMs.
The first stage was to identify the main pitfalls of the bipolar . . .
to continue reading this article...
Sign up to any Premium subscription to continue reading
To read this article, and get access to all the Premium content on bestmag.co.uk, sign up for a Premium subscription.
view subscription optionsAlready Subscribed? Log In
