Nissan Motor Company Limited

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Kanebo, Limited

Kasai Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Kanebo Gohsen, Limited

Kouichi Nemoto

Kyoichi Watanabe

Tatsuhiro Fukuzawa

Kenji Hosaka

Katsumi Morohoshi

Makio Nagata

Hideaki Horie

Yasuhiko Ohsawa

Hiroki Nagayama

Yasunari Hisamitsu

Satoshi Nagashima

Masashi Ito

Hiroaki Miura

Hiroshi Sugawara

Mori Nagayama

Hiroaki Kaneko

Shinkichi Torii

Takeshi Yamauchi

Akihide Okada

Shousuke Oku

Masashi Itou

Motohiro Orimo

A polymer battery is provided with a positive electrode active material layer, a negative electrode active material layer placed in opposition to the positive electrode active material layer, a polymer electrolyte layer disposed between the positive electrode active material layer and the negative electrode active material layer, and a distance defining member included in the polymer electrolyte layer to define a distance between the positive electrode active material layer and the negative electrode active material layer.

Polymer battery and related method

A laminate type battery comprises a substrate, a power generating element which has at least one single cell made by a positive electrode layer, an electrolyte layer and a negative electrode layer which are sandwiched by collecting layers from both sides thereof, and an electric circuit portion having electrode terminals which connect the collecting layers to an external device and circuitries which connect the collecting layers and the electrode terminals. In the battery, the power generating element and the electric circuit portion are formed by stacking a plurality of layers on the substrate, and each of the layers is configured such that the power generating element and the electric circuit portion are formed by stacking the layers.

Laminate type battery and method for manufacturing the same

A bipolar battery of the present invention includes a battery element composed by stacking in series a plurality of bipolar electrodes, in each of which a positive electrode is formed on one surface of a collector and a negative electrode is formed on the other surface, with electrolytes interposed therebetween. Further, the bipolar battery includes laminate films covering the battery element, each of the laminate films containing a metal layer, and tabs composed by being extracted from the battery element to outsides of the laminate films. In the bipolar battery, thickness of a resin layer interposed between the tab and the metal layer is equal to or more than thickness of the tab.

Bipolar battery, assembled battery, combination assembled battery, and vehicle using the assembled battery or the combination assembled battery

A non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery has an electrode and an electrolyte layer. The electrode includes a collector having a lot of fine pores on its surface, and a membrane layer made of an electrode active material provided along the surface shape of the fine pores of the collector. By this structure, the battery can manifest an excellent performance even in charging and discharging at high speed without using a binder and conductive material.

Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery having electrode active material membrane layer

A bipolar battery includes a bipolar electrode and an electrolyte layer. The bipolar electrode includes a current collector, a positive electrode layer formed on one surface of the current collector, and a negative electrode layer formed on the other surface of the current collector. The bipolar electrode is sequentially laminated to provide connection in series via the electrolyte layer to form a stack structure. The positive electrode layer, the negative electrode layer and the electrolyte layer are potted with a resin portion.

Bipolar battery and method for manufacturing the same

A bipolar battery comprises: a plurality of bipolar electrodes; electrolyte layers formed between adjacent ones of the plurality of bipolar electrodes, respectively; sealing portions surrounding and sealing the electrolyte layers, respectively; and contributing members contributing to keeping gaps between the adjacent ones of the plurality of bipolar electrodes, respectively. The contributing members are disposed within areas of the sealing portions, respectively.

Bipolar battery and related method

A bipolar battery comprises a bipolar electrode in which a positive electrode is provided on one surface of a collector and a negative electrode is provided on the other surface of the collector, a gel electrolyte sandwiched between the positive electrode and the negative electrode, and a sealing layer which is provided between the collectors and surrounds a periphery of a single cell including the positive electrode, the negative electrode, and the gel electrolyte.

Bipolar battery

A carpet material for a floor carpet to be used in a passenger compartment of an automotive vehicle. The carpet material comprises a pile layer formed of nonwoven fabric and serving as a skin. A base fabric layer is provided for supporting the pile layer and is formed of nonwoven fabric and integral with the pile layer. A backing layer is located at the opposite side of the base fabric with respect to the pile layer. The backing layer is formed of nonwoven fabric and integral with the base fabric layer. The nonwoven fabric forming the backing layer has a surface density ranging from 100 to 1000 g/m and is formed of polyester-based fiber having a diameter ranging from 20 to 130 &mgr;m.

Carpet material and method of producing same

A flat acoustic resin insulator (A) is one-shot molded, with a sound absorbing structure composed of a rigid-connected combination of a plurality of independent sound absorbing cells each constituted with a mold cavity (C) defined by a rigid lateral wall (E), a rigid bottom wall (F), and a vibratory top surface layer (H), and an opening (B) formed through the surface layer (H) for acoustic external communication of the mold cavity (C). The opening (B) cooperates with the mold cavity (C) to serve for resonance absorption of sounds, and the surface layer (H) covering the mold cavity (C) serves for film-vibratory absorption of sounds. Characteristic curves of the resonance sound-absorption and the film-vibratory sound-absorption have their peaks at different audible frequencies and their slopes overlapping therebetween, with a superimposed sound-absorbing effect over a wide frequency range.

Sound absorbing structure

A sound-absorbing duct structure for an intake system of an automotive internal combustion engine. The sound-absorbing duct structure comprises a duct defining thereinside a gas passage. A part of the duct is formed with a plurality of small holes. An expanded duct section is formed around the part of the duct. The expanded duct section defines therein an inside space which is in communication with the gas passage through the small holes. The inside space has a cross-sectional area larger than that of the gas passage. A sound-absorbing section is disposed in at least a part of the inside space of the first expanded duct section. The sound absorbing section includes a piezoelectric material exhibiting a piezoelectric effect, and an electrically conductive material in contact with the piezoelectric material.

Sound-absorbing duct structure

The invention relates to a fibrous acoustical material for reducing noise transmission. This fibrous acoustical material comprises first, second and third fibers. The first fiber has a first fineness of 1.5-20 deniers and a first softening point. The second fiber has a second fineness of 1.5-15 deniers. At least a surface of the second fiber has a second softening point which is at least 30&deg; C. lower than the first softening point. The third fiber has a third fineness of 1.5-15 deniers. At least a surface of the third fiber has a third softening point which is lower than the second softening point and at least 80&deg; C. lower than the first softening point. The first, second and third fibers are respectively in amounts of 10-90 wt %, 5-85 wt % and 5-85 wt %, based on a total weight of the first, second and third fibers. The first, second and third fibers are each within a range of from 20 to 100 mm in average fiber length. The fibrous acoustical material has an average apparent density of from 0.01 to 0.8 g/cm,. The fibrous acoustical material is light in weight and superior in acoustical capability, heat resistance and resistance to compressive force.

Fibrous acoustical material for reducing noise transmission and method for producing same

The invention relates to a fibrous acoustical material for reducing noise transmission. This fibrous acoustical material comprises first, second and third fibers. The first fiber has a first fineness of 1.5-20 deniers and a first softening point. The second fiber has a second fineness of 1.5-15 deniers. At least a surface of the second fiber has a second softening point which is at least 30.degree. C. lower than the first softening point. The third fiber has a third fineness of 1.5-15 deniers. At least a surface of the third fiber has a third softening point which is lower than the second softening point and at least 80.degree. C. lower than the first softening point. The first, second and third fibers are respectively in amounts of 10-90 wt %, 5-85 wt % and 5-85 wt %, based on a total weight of the first, second and third fibers. The first, second and third fibers are each within a range of from 20 to 100 mm in average fiber length. The fibrous acoustical material has an average apparent density of from 0.01 to 0.8 g/cm.sup.3. The fibrous acoustical material is light in weight and superior in acoustical capability, heat resistance and resistance to compressive force.

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