H01M50/1385

Air Battery and Manufacturing Method of Positive Electrode of Air Battery

The present invention provides an air battery using oxygen in air as a cathode active material, the air battery comprising: a cylindrical anode made of a metal; a cathode constituted by a co-continuous body having a three dimensional network structure formed by an integrated plurality of nanostructures having branches; and a separator that is arranged between the cathode and the anode and absorbs an electrolytic solution, wherein: the cathode is arranged inside the anode via the separator; and the anode has an open hole that reaches the separator and constitutes a housing of the air battery.

METAL-AIR CELLS WITH MINIMAL AIR ACCESS

A battery includes an air cathode, an anode, an aqueous electrolyte, and a housing, wherein, the housing includes one or more air access ports defining a total vent area, the battery exhibit a current density, a ratio of current density to total vent area is greater than about 100 mA/mm.sup.2, and the aqueous electrolyte comprises an amphoteric fluorosurfactant.

LAMINATE BATTERY

Provided is a laminate battery in which a short circuit between a negative electrode active material and a positive electrode due to expansion of the negative electrode active material during discharging is prevented.

A laminate battery includes a battery case that serves as an outer case. The laminate battery includes an inner case within a battery case 11, and the inner case is formed of a positive electrode storage case and a separator. An inside of the inner case serves as a positive electrode storage portion that stores a positive electrode. An outside of the inner case serves as a negative electrode storage portion that stores a negative electrode. The negative electrode uses a particulate negative electrode active material (e.g., zinc or zinc oxide).

Battery casing, metal-air battery, and method for producing metal-air battery

In a battery casing a metal negative electrode that contains metal serving as a negative electrode active material and an air electrode are arranged so as to face each other in a state where at least a part of the metal negative electrode and the air electrode is immersed in an electrolytic solution inside a casing. The metal negative electrode is housed in a negative electrode housing in the casing. A separator separating the metal negative electrode and the air electrode is arranged at a side surface of the negative electrode housing. An opening through which inside of the negative electrode housing and outside of the negative electrode housing communicate with each other is provided on an upper surface of the negative electrode housing.

LAMINATED BATTERY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR SAME

Provided are a laminated battery capable of suppressing a level drop of an electrolyte caused by expansion of a negative electrode active material during discharge, and a manufacturing method for the laminated battery.

An enclosure member of the laminated battery is constituted by affixing a first resin film and a second resin film to each other, and a separator is arranged inside the enclosure member between a positive electrode (for example, a first electrode) and a negative electrode (for example, a second electrode). A peripheral edge portion of the separator is fixed to a peripheral edge portion of the enclosure member (the first resin film or the second resin film).

Metal-oxygen primary reserve batteries for munitions and the like applications

A metal-gas battery including: a battery core, gas container and a movable member. The battery core including a metal anode; a non-aqueous electrolyte; a porous cathode; and terminals for providing electrical power from the battery core. The gas container being configured to hold a pressurized gas. The movable member being configured to be movable from a non-activated position in which the pressurized gas in the container is sealed from entering the porous cathode and an activated position in which the pressurized gas flows into the porous cathode to activate the battery core.

Metal-air cells with minimal air access

The present technology provides a battery that includes an air cathode, an anode, an aqueous electrolyte that includes an amphoteric surfactant, and a housing that includes one or more air access ports defining a total area of void space (“vent area”), where (1) the battery is a size 13 metal-air battery and the total vent area defined by all of the air access ports is from about 0.050 mm.sup.2 to about 0.115 mm.sup.2; or (2) the battery is a size 312 metal-air battery and the total vent area defined by all of the air access ports is from about 0.03 mm.sup.2 to about 0.08 mm.sup.2.

Metal-air cells with minimal air access

A battery includes an air cathode, an anode, an aqueous electrolyte, and a housing, wherein, the housing includes one or more air access ports defining a total vent area, the battery exhibit a current density, a ratio of current density to total vent area is greater than about 100 mA/mm.sup.2, and the aqueous electrolyte comprises an amphoteric fluorosurfactant.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ELECTRODE MANAGEMENT IN METAL AIR FUEL CELL STACK

The embodiments herein disclose a system (1000) for managing electrical connections with electrodes in a metal-air fuel cell. The system (1000) includes a cell frame (101) and one or more anode array (102). The one or more anode array (102) is detachably provided with the cell frame (101). The one or more anode array (102) comprises one or more anode. One or more air cathode (103) is provided with the cell frame (101). One or more connector (105) connects the one or more air cathode (103) and the one or more anode array (102). A snap mechanism (106) is used for locking and unlocking the one or more anode array (102) to the cell frame (101).

METAL-AIR CELLS WITH MINIMAL AIR ACCESS

A battery includes an air cathode, an anode, an aqueous electrolyte, and a housing, wherein the housing includes one or more air access ports defining a total vent area; the battery exhibits a cell limiting current at 1.15V; a ratio of cell limiting current at 1.15 V to total vent area is greater than about 100 mA/mm.sup.2; and the aqueous electrolyte includes an amphoteric fluorosurfactant.