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The Submarine Torpedo Boat
Its Characteristics And Modern Development

Forfatter: Allen Hoar

År: 1916

Forlag: D. Van Nostrand Company

Sted: New York

Sider: 211

UDK: 623.8

84 Illustrations - 4 Folding Plates

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126 THE SUBMARINE TORREDO BOAT the exposed lead surface to peroxide of lead for the posi- tive plates, and to spongy lead for the negative plates. The Pasted plate is manufactured by pressing a pasty composition of lead and a small percentage of antimony into the annular spaces of a structural frame formed up of network. The plates are then subjected to an electro- chemical process as before, reducing the plates to peroxide of lead for the positive plates, and to spongy lead for the negative plates. The Ironclad plates are formed into positive plates only. They consist of metal frames supporting hard- rubber tubes set side by side. The active material is formed by running antimony lead rods full length in the center of the rubber tubes which are perforated, and otherwise filling in the tubes witli red lead. It is then reduced electro-chemically into peroxide of lead for posi- tive plates. In the batteries of the submarines, the Planté positive plate is used in combination with the Pasted negative plate, or else the Ironclad plate is used with the Pasted negative plate, these combinations seeming to give the most satisfactory results. The Edison storage battery uses nickel oxide as the active material for the positive plates, and iron oxide as the active material for the negative plates. The electro- lyte used is caustic soda. The positive plates are made up of a steel frame supporting perforated steel tubes which contain a quantity of nickel hydrates for forming the active material. The negative plates are made up of two perforated steel sheets forming pockets between them in which is contained iron oxide for the active material.