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Graph of continuous high-rate discharge curves for various batteries over time.


Identifier  WestWitteringFiles\M\2October1924-December1924\  Scan56
Date  11th October 1934
  
40-50 H.P. SITE
CHASSIS 'P'
CONTINUOUS HIGH RATE DISCHARGE CURVES
TAKEN AT RESEARCH
DRAWING NO. INK
BATTERIES:- 85, 95, 105, 116, 117, 120, 133, 139, 146, 147
AMPERES OR TEN TIMES TERMINAL VOLTS
TIME (MINUTES)
SHEET I
E.H.S / 11.10.34
S.F. / 10-10-34
CURVE LABELS (with battery reference numbers in parentheses):
(139) FULLER SPARTA 25 V {VIENNA} /G
(120) FULLER SPARTA 105 V {VIENNA} /G
(133) PETO & RADFORD 105 V {VIENNA} /G
(147) OLDHAM S.H.H.G.L. 105 V {VIENNA} /G
(146) D.A.B. K.R.H.Y.1 105 V {VIENNA} /G
(116) EXIDE-IRONCLAD 105 V {VIENNA} /G
(117) P.&R. {Sir Henry Royce} R.H.V-Z 117 V {VIENNA} /G
(95) YOUNGS N.I.F.E. 85 V {VIENNA} /G
(85) D.A.B. K.R.H.V.1 95 V {VIENNA} /G
OTHER LABELS ON GRAPH:
AFTER GEN N.V.R.D AT 100 MILES
BEING 'M.E.A.' FOR 'CHORE-CAT' R.A.E.
RADORE - SEAL
KATHANODE D.V. A7
CHLOR-BATTERY B-S-X 85 V {VIENNA} /G
GENL SPEC'N LIMIT L-T-2/2
LITHANODE 85 V {VIENNA} /G
  
  
From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).


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