Patent classifications
H01M6/00
Device for automatically dismantling power battery module
Disclosed is a device for automatically dismantling a power battery module, including a cutting platform, a clamping mechanism, a first cutting mechanism, a second cutting mechanism, a turnover mechanism, and a stripping mechanism. The clamping mechanism is disposed on the cutting platform. The first cutting mechanism includes a first cutting blade, a cutting blade set, and a first drive assembly. The second cutting mechanism includes a third cutting blade, a fourth cutting blade, and a third drive assembly. The first cutting blade, the cutting blade set, the third cutting blade, and the fourth cutting blade are vertically movable. The cutting blade set includes a plurality of second cutting blades that are movable relative to each other.
Lattice energy conversion device
A lattice energy converter (LEC) is disclosed that produces ionizing radiation and/or electricity based on the thermal energy in the lattice of a specially prepared working electrode comprised in whole or in part of hydrogen host materials that are occluded with hydrogen or the isotopes of hydrogen and wherein the hydrogen host materials may include vacancies, superabundant vacancies, and other lattice defects. When the hydrogen host material is occluded with hydrogen, the LEC was found to self-initiate the production of ionizing radiation and, when the hydrogen host materials are in fluidic contact with a gas or vapor containing hydrogen or isotopes of hydrogen, the LEC was found to self-sustain the production of ionizing radiation. When the LEC includes one or more additional electrodes or electrode structures, the ionizing radiation was found to be converted to electrical energy. Materials that are normally considered to be radioactive are not required.
Lattice energy conversion device
A lattice energy converter (LEC) is disclosed that produces ionizing radiation and/or electricity based on the thermal energy in the lattice of a specially prepared working electrode comprised in whole or in part of hydrogen host materials that are occluded with hydrogen or the isotopes of hydrogen and wherein the hydrogen host materials may include vacancies, superabundant vacancies, and other lattice defects. When the hydrogen host material is occluded with hydrogen, the LEC was found to self-initiate the production of ionizing radiation and, when the hydrogen host materials are in fluidic contact with a gas or vapor containing hydrogen or isotopes of hydrogen, the LEC was found to self-sustain the production of ionizing radiation. When the LEC includes one or more additional electrodes or electrode structures, the ionizing radiation was found to be converted to electrical energy. Materials that are normally considered to be radioactive are not required.
ENCASING DEVICE
This application provides an encasing device. The encasing device includes: a first bracket, where a riveting platform is disposed on the first bracket; a first flipping mechanism, configured to flip a battery shell; a first conveying sliding table, where the first conveying sliding table is disposed between the first flipping mechanism and the first bracket and configured to convey the battery shell to a grip site on the first bracket; a gripping mechanism, disposed on the first bracket, where the gripping mechanism includes a moving mechanism and a gripping piece connected to the moving mechanism; and a relocation mechanism, disposed on the first bracket, where the relocation mechanism is adapted to drive the battery shell to move toward a cell module and fit the cell module into the battery shell.
BATTERY BOX, BATTERY, ELECTRIC DEVICE, AND METHOD AND DEVICE FOR MANUFACTURING BATTERY
A battery box, a battery, an electric device, and a method and device for manufacturing battery are provided. The battery box includes a support member and an expansion member. The expansion member presses the support member so that the volumetric capacity of an accommodating space for accommodating binder between the support member and the battery cell changes. The volumetric capacity of the accommodating space can be adjusted. Therefore, under the condition that the accommodating space has a relatively large volumetric capacity, it is simple to inject an appropriate amount of binder; and after the binder is injected, the volumetric capacity of the accommodating space is reduced so that the binder spreads throughout the accommodating space. The foregoing box allows for binder injection reduction during battery assembly, thereby reducing the possibility of binder overflow, improving the safety performance of the battery, and also increasing the energy density of the battery.
Production method for separator-including electrode plate and production method for battery
A production method for a separator-including electrode plate includes a step of forming an undried active material layer on a current collector foil, a step of forming an undried separator layer on the undried active material layer by applying a polymer solution containing a water-soluble polymer, water and a high-boiling point solvent, and a step of forming the porous separator layer by vaporizing the high-boiling point solvent after depositing the water-soluble polymer in the shape of a three-dimensional network by vaporizing the water contained in the undried separator layer, and forming the active material layer by vaporizing the dispersion medium contained in the undried active material layer.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A CELL STACK FOR BATTERY CELLS
A method for producing a cell stack for battery cells comprises at least the following steps: feeding in at least a first material strip consisting of a first material; making a first cut into at least the first material strip while forming at least one transport section having tensile strength; combining the first material strip with at least a second material strip consisting of a second material, so as to form a partial stack; making a second cut of the partial stack, whereby the transport section is cut open; and arranging at least two partial stacks so as to form a cell stack.
ROBUST OPTIMAL DESIGN METHOD FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS
This invention relates to a robust optimal design method for photovoltaic cells. Firstly, the deterministic optimal model is established, which is solved by Monte Carlo method to obtain the maximum output power value of optimization objective and its corresponding design variable value, and then the design variable value obtained from deterministic optimization is deemed as the initial point of the mean value of the robust optimal design variable. Later, the robust optimal model is solved by Monte Carlo method in order to obtain the mean value of design variable, and then appropriate materials and manufacturing techniques are selected for corresponding photovoltaic components according to the design variable obtained, so as to achieve the robust optimal design of photovoltaic cells. In fact, this invention improves the output stability and reliability of photovoltaic cells.
Method for producing nanostructured layers
According to a method for producing a nanostructured electrode for an electrochemical cell, in which active material is applied to an electrically conductive substrate, the active material is deposited on the electrically conductive substrate by magnetron sputtering in one process step, a ceramic target comprising an electrode material having an additional carbon proportion between 0.1 and 25% by weight is used, the substrate being kept at temperatures between 400° C. and 1200° C. during the deposition, in such a way that a fibrous porous network is formed.
Heat applied electrochemical cell separator
A separator for a bobbin-style electrochemical cell is inserted into an interior opening within a ring-shaped cathode in an electrochemical cell can. An expansion force is then applied to an interior surface of the separator to press the separator against the interior walls of the cathode. A tool may then remove various creases and/or wrinkles in the separator and/or may then heat seal at least a portion of the tubular walls of the separator to minimize the void space between the separator and active material (e.g., cathode and/or anode) within the electrochemical cell.