Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Eva Vietze

Johann Van Niekerk

Hubertus Goesmann

Robert Lustig

Markus Thurmeier

Carsten Lankenau

Sebastian Zech

Erik Martin

Stephan Zuegner

Stephan Zügner

Rober Lustig

The invention relates to an energy storage module for a device for supplying voltage, in particular, of a motor vehicle, comprising a plurality of in particular prismatic storage cells, which are stacked together at least in one row, are arranged one behind the other and are braced between at least two end plates by means of at least one tie rod or a wrapping, wherein at least one of the end plates comprises a layer structure of at least three layers and/or the tie rod consists of a fiber composite material.

Energy storage module comprising a plurality of prismatic storage cells and method for production thereof

A component connection is provided. The component connection has a first component, at least a first male fixing element projecting from the first component, and a second component, the second component has at least a female fixing element, into which the male fixing element is fitted. At least the first component consists of a fiber-reinforced plastic material.

Component connection

A method for connecting a first component to a second component having a through hole includes the following steps: bringing the two components against one another and positioning them relative to one another, detecting the spatial position of the hole by a position detection electronic unit, positioning a connecting element at a location within the hole as a function of the spatial position of the hole or as a function of position data determined by the position detection electronic unit, connecting the connecting element to the first component, with the result that the connecting element projects into or through the hole, and clipping onto the connecting element a clip element which holds the two components together.

Method for connecting two components, and component connection

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Eva Vietze