Eaglepicher Technologies, LLC

Michael Parrot

Viet H Vu

Gregory Lee Miller

Greg Miller

Randy Moore

William G Studyvin

Jeff Dermott

Charles W Huddleston

Kevin E Ames

Ron Nowlin

James Anthony Degruson

David Andrew Timothy Darch

Michael Scott Reeves

Mario Destephen

Umamaheswari Janakiraman

Ramanathan Thillaiyan

Min Qi Yang

Dong Zhang

Dharmesh Bhakta

Jeremy Chi-Han Chang

John C Pugsley

Dennis Divine

Jeffrey C Dermott

A biasing mechanism for pressurizing an electrolytic solution of a reserve battery cell, the biasing mechanism containing a compressed spring and a trigger operatively associated with the compressed spring. The trigger is configured to release the compressed spring to pressurize the electrolytic solution.

Activation mechanism for a reserve battery cell

A submersible power supply apparatus provides the ability to provide power for recharging batteries used to operate underwater vehicles, manned and unmanned. A battery charging station apparatus containing at least one modular reserve battery magazine with a plurality of compartments is provided. A plurality of reserve battery modules may be respectively provided in the plurality of compartments, each of the plurality of reserve battery modules being configured to provide power when a reserve battery provided therein is activated.

Underwater charging station

This disclosure generally relates to stabilizing energy provided by an energy source, and more particularly to systems and methods for using multiple types of energy storage devices to selectively capture and provide energy. An energy source provides energy, and the energy storage devices selectively capture energy provided by the energy source in excess of an immediate energy requirement of a load and selectively provide energy when the immediate energy requirement of the load exceeds the energy provided by the energy source.

Hybrid energy storage system, renewable energy system including the storage system, and method of using same

The present disclosure relates generally to indicating an end of life condition of an electrochemical device, and more particularly to systems and methods for sensing and determining an end of life condition in a cell comprising a high capacity cathode material suitable for use in a non-aqueous electrochemical cell. The high capacity cathode material has an amorphous or semi-crystalline form of copper manganese oxide, and optionally fluorinated carbon. The present disclosure additionally relates to transmitting the determined end of life condition to a user or monitoring device of the cell.

End of life indication system and method for non-aqueous cell having amorphous or semi-crystalline copper manganese oxide cathode material

An activation mechanism for a reserve battery cell generally includes a housing with a chamber containing an electrolytic solution and a delivery device configured to discharge the electrolytic solution from the housing. The delivery device includes a compressed spring configured to be released in response to an external force to initiate the discharge of the electrolytic solution from the housing.

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Joplin, MO, United States of America

Michael Parrot