Patent classifications
H01M10/14
Apparatus for rapidly stacking fuel cell stack using automatic stacking and pressurization of fuel cell components
An apparatus is provided to stack a fuel cell stack by pressurizing a separating plate component including a membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) sheet component, in which gas diffusion layers are bonded to both surfaces of an MEA, respectively. The apparatus includes a component aligning unit, a component stacking unit, a component pressurizing unit, an end plate loading unit, and a transferring unit. The transferring unit transfers a stack guide, on which a separate plate component and the MEA sheet component are stacked, to the component pressurizing unit. The transferring unit transfers a stack body, in which the separate plate component and the MEA sheet component are stacked, to a completion end of the transfer route of the stack guide, separately from the stack guide.
EMBOSSED SEPARATORS
Battery separators comprising embossments are generally provided. The embossments may take the form of indentations formed in a surface of the battery separator, such as indentations formed by an embossing process. The embossments may comprise intersections with a first edge and a second edge of the battery separator, which may be the same or different.
EMBOSSED SEPARATORS
Battery separators comprising embossments are generally provided. The embossments may take the form of indentations formed in a surface of the battery separator, such as indentations formed by an embossing process. The embossments may comprise intersections with a first edge and a second edge of the battery separator, which may be the same or different.
SEPARATOR FOR SECONDARY BATTERIES WITH ENHANCED STABILITY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
Disclosed are a separator for secondary batteries with enhanced stability and a method of manufacturing the separator. The separator can prevent self-discharge which may occur when a porous non-woven fabric material is used for a separator; can perform a shutdown function at a high temperature of 200° C. or less; and can avoid even under harsh conditions of high temperatures, deterioration in stability caused by internal short-circuit of positive and negative electrodes. In particular, the separator for secondary batteries of the present invention includes a porous non-woven fabric material impregnated with a baroplastic polymer powder and pores of the porous non-woven fabric material are filled with the baroplastic polymer powder by pressing an assembly of the secondary battery.
SEPARATOR FOR SECONDARY BATTERIES WITH ENHANCED STABILITY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME
Disclosed are a separator for secondary batteries with enhanced stability and a method of manufacturing the separator. The separator can prevent self-discharge which may occur when a porous non-woven fabric material is used for a separator; can perform a shutdown function at a high temperature of 200° C. or less; and can avoid even under harsh conditions of high temperatures, deterioration in stability caused by internal short-circuit of positive and negative electrodes. In particular, the separator for secondary batteries of the present invention includes a porous non-woven fabric material impregnated with a baroplastic polymer powder and pores of the porous non-woven fabric material are filled with the baroplastic polymer powder by pressing an assembly of the secondary battery.
BATTERY ELECTRODE PLATE PRODUCTION LINE AND METHOD
A battery electrode plate assembly and a production line and method of making, pasting, and applying separators to substrates of battery electrode plate assemblies. The production line includes, in an embodiment, a paster, a cutter, and a transfer mechanism. The paster is configured to apply a battery paste to a first side of an elongate web of a separator material. The cutter is downstream of the paster and is configured to sever the pasted web into a series of separate and individual separators with paste on their first side. And the transfer mechanism is configured to dispose an individual separator of the series on one of a series of substrates with the pasted first side of the separator facing the substrate on which it is disposed.
MULTISTAGE PLUNGER PRESS SYSTEMS AND METHODS WITH INTERLOCKING FINGERS FOR FORMING BATTERY CELL TABS
Presented are metalworking systems for forming metallic workpieces, methods for making such workpieces and methods for operating such systems, and battery cell tabs bent by a multistage plunger press. A metalworking system includes a plunger fixture that mounts adjacent metallic workpieces, and a plunger head movably mounted to the plunger fixture to move between activated and deactivated positions. A first row of plunger fingers is mounted to the plunger head and moves in one direction to press against and bend one metallic workpiece a predefined bend angle. Likewise, a second row of plunger fingers is mounted to the plunger head and moves in an opposite direction to press against and bend another metallic workpiece another predefined bend angle. The plunger head then moves to the activated position, in tandem with the plunger fingers bending the metallic workpieces, to cause the plunger fingers to bend the workpieces additional respective bend angles.
LEAD-ACID BATTERY AND BATTERY PACK
A lead-acid battery includes a container and an intermediate cover. The container comprises six pole groups in linear arrangement in a longitudinal direction. Two of the pole groups on a farthest edge are provided with pole posts penetrating through the intermediate cover. The intermediate cover is fixed with two connection terminals. Each of the connection terminals comprise a first connecting part connected to the pole post and a second connecting part connected to an external wire. The two connection terminals are provided on a side of the intermediate cover in a width direction of thereof, and the second connecting part is led out from a side surface of the intermediate cover. One of the connection terminals is directly connected to one of the pole posts, and the other one of the connection terminals is connected to another one of the pole posts via an adapted cable.
LEAD-ACID BATTERY AND BATTERY PACK
A lead-acid battery includes a container and an intermediate cover. The container comprises six pole groups in linear arrangement in a longitudinal direction. Two of the pole groups on a farthest edge are provided with pole posts penetrating through the intermediate cover. The intermediate cover is fixed with two connection terminals. Each of the connection terminals comprise a first connecting part connected to the pole post and a second connecting part connected to an external wire. The two connection terminals are provided on a side of the intermediate cover in a width direction of thereof, and the second connecting part is led out from a side surface of the intermediate cover. One of the connection terminals is directly connected to one of the pole posts, and the other one of the connection terminals is connected to another one of the pole posts via an adapted cable.
Gauntlet lead-acid battery systems
A lead-acid battery electrode including a tubular bag. The tubular bag includes a textile fabric, wherein the textile fabric includes a consolidated binder with thermoplastic properties and at least one electrically conductive additive.