Varta Batterie Aktiengesellschaft

Varta Microbattery Gmbh

Rolf Hennrich

Dejan Ilic

Konrad Holl

Arno Perner

Horst Wagner

Heinz-Werner Nientiedt

Ullrich Costenoble

A method for producing a rechargeable button cell having a negative electrode composed of a lithium/indium alloy, a positive lithium/intercalating electrode and an organic electrolyte, a lithium layer and an indium layer are introduced into a negative housing half-section. The positive electrode material is introduced into a positive housing half-section. The two housing half-sections are beaded to form the button cell once the organic electrolyte has been added and a separator has been placed in between, with a seal being inserted between the housing half-sections. A lithium-indium alloy is formed from the lithium layer and the indium layer by storage or a subsequent charging/discharge cycle.

Method for producing a rechargeable electrochemical element

A primary element is provided which is dischargeable at high temperatures comprising an alkaline electrolyte in a metallic annular cylindrical housing which encloses in inwardly directed concentric order: an outer positive silver oxide or manganese dioxide electrode in the form of a pressed powder cylinder and an inner negative electrode comprising a concentrically wound cadmium electrode wherein said negative electrode is separated from said positive electrode by a separator interposed therebetween. In storage and testing it has been shown that cells produced in accordance with the present invention may be kept at temperatures of the order of 200.degree. C. for over six weeks without any loss of operability.

High temperature dischargeable galvanic primary element having alkaline

In a galvanic primary cell, the anode mixture of a zinc-alkaline electrolyte gel is displaced by the introduction of a hollow body into the concentrically arranged anode space so that the zinc powder is fixed in a layer oriented toward the cathode of the cell, ensuring proper discharge, and so that the aqueous portion of the anode mixture can escape inside the displacement body through narrow openings in the body's wall. By attaching the displacement body to the negative electrode conductor, the current drainage can be improved by making at least part of the displacement body of a metallically conducting material.

Galvanic primary cell

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Ellwangen, Germany

Rolf Hennrich