Robert Boschgmbh

Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Syntegon Technology Gmbh

Stefan Pfeiffer

Joachim Frangen

Werner Runft

Markus Hanisch

Ulrich Krauss

Jochen Ziegler

Werner Arleth

Sebastian Gran

Stefan Junker

Jochen Peters

Albert Eberhardt

Joshua Windsheimer

Oliver Ullmann

Andreas Rappold

Dieter Bandtel

Conrad Bubeck

Axel Bormann

Michael Gless

Thomas Kretschmar

Boris Buesing

Peter Schlaich

Paul Skljarow

Wolfram Baier

Karl Hinderer

Karl-Heinz Jaeger

Frank Westphal

Kai Kuhlmann

Frank Benkert

Ka-Jin Teoh

Karl-Heinz JÄGER

Boris BÜSING

Disclosed is a device for filling a receptacle, comprising at least one filling station () for filling at least one receptacle (), and at least one receptacle holder () for conveying the receptacle () relative to the filling station (), characterized in that at least one driving surface () and at least one mover () which can be coupled to the driving surface () especially in a magnetic manner are provided, the mover () being arranged so as to be movable and/or rotatable on the driving surface () in at least two degrees of freedom, and in that the receptacle holder () is disposed on the mover ().

Device for filling a receptacle

The disclosure relates to a method for clamping a lithium ion accumulator, which has a lithium ion accumulator cell stack having a top surface, a base surface opposite the top surface and a peripheral surface having four side surfaces, and at least two prismatic lithium ion accumulator cells. The lithium ion accumulator cell stack is clamped by at least one tension strap apparatus which is arranged and tensioned in the region of the peripheral surface, the ends of the tension strap meanwhile being kept free of tension. While free of tension, the ends of the tension strap are connected to each other directly or indirectly by using one or two plates, which are arranged on a side surface or two mutually opposite side surfaces of the peripheral surface. The disclosure further relates to a lithium ion accumulator and a motor vehicle having a lithium ion accumulator.

Method for clamping a lithium ion accumulator, lithium ion accumulator and motor vehicle having a lithium ion accumulator

The invention proposes an apparatus for transporting a container relative to a filling station, comprising at least one filling station () for filling at least one container (), and also comprising at least one container mount () for transporting the container () relative to the filling station (), characterized in that at least one drive surface () and at least one mover (), which can be coupled in particular magnetically to the drive surface (), are provided, wherein the mover () is arranged on the drive surface () such that it can be displaced and/or rotated in at least two degrees of freedom, and in that the container mount () is connected to the mover ().

Apparatus for transporting a container relative to a filling station

A battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery cell, includes a housing, at least two electrical storage elements and a conductive cooling sheet metal. The at least two storage elements and the conductive cooling sheet metal are situated in the housing.

Battery cell

A processing station for a processing line, having a module platform () and a plurality of withdrawable modules () that can be introduced into it has a transporting device () for transporting workpieces () to be processed at the processing station (). According to the invention, the transporting device () includes a plurality of part-transporting devices (), and one part-transporting device () is associated with each withdrawable module () and is solidly connected to the withdrawable module (). Moreover, at least some of the part-transporting devicesinclude a first transportation path (), which is embodied for transporting a workpiece () essentially over the width of the withdrawable module () in a first transporting direction (T).

Processing station for a processing line having a module platform and withdrawable modules that can be introduced into the module platform

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Bamberg, Germany

Stefan Pfeiffer