Varta Automotive Systems Gmbh

Nbt Gmbh

Johnson Controls Hybrid and Recycling Gmbh

Dieter Bechtold

Ralf Joswig

Kai Pelz

Martin Wiegmann

Heinrich Rabenstein

Uwe Kohler

J&uuml;rgen Koy

Bernhard Metz

Matthias Ullrich

Roland Wagner

Thomas Brohm

An electrical storage battery includes a housing and a plurality of rectangular cell assembly modules electrically coupled together. The rectangular cell assembly modules are mounted by spring damping elements in the housing and are in each case arranged in an intermediate space between an outer area of at least one lower edge of the cell assembly modules and the housing, with at least one common spring damping element extending transversely with respect to the direction of the longest side of the cell assembly modules along the plurality of cell assembly modules.

Electrical storage battery having spring damping element

A rechargeable battery includes a housing having a housing wall, at least one cell in the housing, and a contact element electrically connected to the at least one cell. The rechargeable battery also includes a plastic sealing element extrusion-coated on the contact element. The sealing element includes a supporting surface which lies flat against the housing wall at an interface. The supporting surface is transmission laser-welded to the housing wall at the interface. One of the supporting surface and the housing wall is at least partially transparent for the laser beam and the other of the supporting surface and the housing wall is absorbent for the laser beam.

Battery having sealed contact terminal bushing

A method for producing a prismatic rechargeable battery that includes providing a battery housing comprising a plurality of cell vessels separated by intermediate walls. The method also includes providing contact connector plates on opposite sides of each of the intermediate walls and electrically coupling the contact connector plates provided on opposite sides of the intermediate walls to each other through their associated intermediate walls. The method further includes arranging plate stacks in the cell vessels, each of the plate stacks having a plurality of contacts and coupling the electrical contacts of the plate stacks to contact connector plates provided on the intermediate walls. The method further includes closing the housing such that the cell vessels and the housing are sealed.

Prismatic rechargeable battery and method for producing such a battery

A prismatic rechargeable battery includes a housing comprising a plurality of cell vessels separated from one another by electrically insulating intermediate walls and a plate stack provided in each of the cell vessels, the plate stack comprising stacked electrode plates and a plurality of contacts. The battery also includes contact connector plates coupled to each of the intermediate walls such that each of the contact connector plates is in electrical contact with a contact of a plate stack. Each of the intermediate walls has a contact connector plate on a first side thereof electrically coupled to a contact connector plate on a second side thereof through the intermediate wall.

Prismatic rechargeable battery

A sealed rechargeable battery with sets of wound electrodes arranged in a housing, wherein the housing has at least two main chambers separated by a cell separating wall and in each of which there are located at least two electrode coils. The electrode coils within the main chambers are connected in parallel and the storage elements formed in the main chambers are electrically connected in series. The positive poles of the electrode coils in one main chamber point in one direction and in the neighboring main chamber they point in the opposite direction. The positive or negative electrodes of the electrode coils in one of the main chambers are respectively connected by a contact disk, which are provided with pole posts, and the opposite poles of all the cells are electrically connected in series by a contact disk connecting all the cells.

Sealed rechargeable battery

A method for producing a secondary lithium cell which has at least one lithium-cycling negative electrode, at least one lithium-intercalating positive electrode, at least one separator disposed between the positive and the negative electrode, and a nonaqueous lithium ion-conducting electrolyte. The method is carried out by the electrodes and/or the separator being coated, by means of electrostatic powder coating, with wax particles which are insoluble in the electrolyte and have a melting temperature of from about 50 to about 150 &deg; C. and a mean particle size of from about 6 to about 20 &mgr;m, the amount of wax being between about 0.5 and about 2.5 mg/cm of electrode area.

Method for producing a secondary lithium cell comprising a heat-sensitive protective mechanism

The invention relates to negative electrodes for high-energy lithium-ion batteries, which contain Li&mdash;Me oxide with Me&boxH;Mn, Cr, Ni or Co as active cathode material, and to their production. The electrode composition contains a latex additive based on an acrylic acid derivative copolymer and a polymer binder containing butadiene units. The electrodes are produced by dispersing the carbon black, homogenized with the latex additive, in a solvent and mixing it with the graphite, and by stirring it to form a homogeneous composition, and not incorporating the polymer binder and applying the electrode composition thus obtained to the support substrate until the final stage.

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