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  • 2025Testing of kaolinite/TiO2 nanocomposites for methylene blue removal: photodegradation and mechanism1citations
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  • 2023Effective Electrical Conductivity Performance of a 25% Antimo-Nial Lead Alloy-Air Battery Cell Made With Esr Open Cell Foams As Electrodecitations
  • 2023Experimental Investigation of Fluid Flow through Zinc Open-Cell Foams Produced by the Excess Salt Replication Process and Suitable as a Catalyst in Wastewater Treatmentcitations

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  • Belkessa, Nacer
  • Salvestrini, Stefano
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  • Djermoune, Atmane
  • Talantikite-Touati, Djahida
  • Belhadj, Abd-Elmouneïm
  • Hassein-Bey, Amel Hind
  • Zhang, Jie
  • Toumi, Selma
  • Tahraoui, Hichem
  • Derradji, Chebli
  • Chebli, Derradji
  • Sid, Asma Nour Elhouda
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Effective Electrical Conductivity Performance of a 25% Antimo-Nial Lead Alloy-Air Battery Cell Made With Esr Open Cell Foams As Electrode

  • Belhadj, Abd-Elmouneïm
  • Hassein-Bey, Amel Hind
  • Zhang, Jie
  • Kebir, Mohammed
  • Toumi, Selma
  • Tahraoui, Hichem
  • Derradji, Chebli
  • Amrane, Abdeltif
  • Mouni, Lotfi
Abstract

<jats:p>The global context of research for new sustainable energy storage technologies makes it a very active sector with significant scientific and economic challenges. Indeed, due to the irregular development of renewable energies and the shutdown of traditional power facilities, it is difficult to maintain a stable balance in terms of supply and demand: energy storage can help in particular for substantial changes in the latter. Metal air batteries have a higher energy density and are safer than other available energy storage devices. Based on the existing and proven lead-acid battery technology, this paper proposed an open cell foam manufactured by the Excess Salt Replication process for use as an anode for lead-air battery cellsies with sulphuric acid as the electrolyte. This will save lead and reduce the battery weight. A 25% antimonial lead alloy was used to produce open cell foams with a cell diameter between 2 mm and 5 mm for the antimonial lead-air battery. Preliminary results of the effective electrical conductivity of self-discharged primary battery cells, measured experimentally, showed that all antimonial lead foam-air battery cellsies performed better than that made from the same dense non porous antimonial lead alloy. This is generally due to their important specific surface area where oxidation-reduction reactions took place. A correlation between the effective electrical conductivity and the cell diameter has been established and the highest conductivity was obtained with a cell diameter of 5mm. The feasibility of such an electrical system has been demonstrated.</jats:p>

Topics
  • porous
  • density
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • energy density
  • electron spin resonance spectroscopy
  • electrical conductivity
  • lead alloy