JP2002324554A - Production device of electrode plate lattice for storage battery - Google Patents

Production device of electrode plate lattice for storage battery

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JP2002324554A
JP2002324554A JP2001125924A JP2001125924A JP2002324554A JP 2002324554 A JP2002324554 A JP 2002324554A JP 2001125924 A JP2001125924 A JP 2001125924A JP 2001125924 A JP2001125924 A JP 2001125924A JP 2002324554 A JP2002324554 A JP 2002324554A
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Akira Kamata
彰 鎌田
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage battery which is lighter and has superior performance in operation life compared to the former storage battery by preventing a cross-sectional area near a bond of bar's intersection from becoming smaller than the other areas. SOLUTION: The invention comprises that a cutter is shaped in simple trapezoid and the cutter with the shape whose angle between a cutting surface and a metal sheet surface becomes wider as deep as the cutter is inserted into is used in a production system of an electrode plate lattice for the storage battery to cut and develop a metal sheet by the cutter reciprocating up and down.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は蓄電池用格子の製造
装置に関するものである。
The present invention relates to an apparatus for manufacturing a grid for a storage battery.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】現在、鉛蓄電池用格子の製法としては、
鋳造方式またはエキスパンド方式が主流となっている。
2. Description of the Related Art At present, a method for producing a grid for a lead-acid battery is as follows.
The casting method or the expanding method has become mainstream.

【0003】鋳造方式の長所は、電気抵抗が小さくなる
形状などをはじめとして任意の形状の格子が形成でき、
格子の周囲をとり囲む枠が形成できるため、機械的に変
形しにくい格子を作ることができる。
[0003] The advantage of the casting method is that a grid of an arbitrary shape can be formed, including a shape having a small electric resistance.
Since a frame that surrounds the periphery of the grid can be formed, a grid that is not easily deformed mechanically can be made.

【0004】短所としては、バッチ式であるために生産
性に劣る、活物質ペースト充填などの後工程に連結した
一貫ラインとすることが困難である、鉛−カルシウム系
合金など強度の劣る合金の場合には鋳造が困難であるこ
となどがあげられる。
[0004] Disadvantages are that the batch type is inferior in productivity because it is inferior in productivity, that it is difficult to form an integrated line connected to a post-process such as active material paste filling, and that inferior strength alloy such as lead-calcium alloy is used. In such cases, casting is difficult.

【0005】一方、エキスパンド方式は、圧延などによ
って作製した鉛合金シートを展開して網目状格子とする
ものである。展開方式には、シートに回転する刃物で切
れ目を入れ、後に引き伸ばすロータリー方式と、上下に
運動するV字状の刃物でシートを切断しながら引き伸ば
すレシプロ方式の2つが主流である。
[0005] On the other hand, in the expanding method, a lead alloy sheet produced by rolling or the like is developed to form a mesh grid. There are two main types of unfolding systems: a rotary system that cuts a sheet with a rotating blade and then stretches it, and a reciprocating system that cuts and stretches the sheet with a V-shaped blade that moves up and down.

【0006】両方式は、いずれも連続的に生産が可能で
あり、活物質ペースト充填・乾燥工程まで一貫したライ
ンを設置できることから、鋳造方式に比べて極めて生産
性が高いという特徴を持っている。また、鋳造性に劣る
鉛−カルシウム系合金や鉛−カルシウム−錫系合金等で
あっても容易に鉛合金シートを作製でき、さらには、鋳
造方式に比べて格子の軽量化が図れる。
[0006] Both types can be continuously produced and can be installed in a line consistent with the active material paste filling and drying processes, so that they are characterized by extremely high productivity compared to the casting method. . Further, a lead alloy sheet can be easily produced even with a lead-calcium-based alloy or a lead-calcium-tin-based alloy which is inferior in castability, and the weight of the lattice can be reduced as compared with the casting method.

【0007】短所としては、鉛合金の圧延もしくは鋳造
シートを後加工で網目状とするため、製造時に加工ひず
みが生じやすいことがあげられる。
[0007] A disadvantage is that, since a rolled or cast sheet of a lead alloy is formed into a mesh shape by post-processing, processing distortion is likely to occur during production.

【0008】[0008]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】レシプロ式の場合、よ
り軽量な格子(集電体)を目指すには、網目の本数を少
なくすること、すなわち、なるべく展開時の刃物角度を
高くし、高さ方向に対する升目の個数を少なくすことが
望ましい。しかし、この場合、加工ひずみが増し、正極
格子へこれを採用した場合、電池使用期間が短くなるこ
とがあった。
In the case of the reciprocating type, in order to aim for a lighter grid (current collector), the number of meshes is reduced, that is, the angle of the blade at the time of deployment is increased as much as possible, and the height is increased. It is desirable to reduce the number of squares in the direction. However, in this case, the processing strain increases, and when this is adopted for the positive electrode grid, the service life of the battery may be shortened.

【0009】特に、レシプロ方式では、従来、図4にそ
の刃物形状の一例(DおよびE)を示すように、刃物1
としては、切断展開角度が単一な刃物が用いられてき
た。図において、2はボンド部を形成するフラット部分
の刃面、2aはボンド部形成部からの立ち上がり部の刃
面である。これを用いて切断展開すると、図5にこの刃
物を用いて展開した格子桟の断面観察図(DおよびE)
を示したように、桟4の交点であるボンド部3の近傍部
の桟4aに伸びが集中し、この部分の桟断面積が他の部
分よりも小さくなった。
Particularly, in the reciprocating method, conventionally, as shown in FIG.
As a tool, a blade having a single cutting and deploying angle has been used. In the drawing, reference numeral 2 denotes a blade surface of a flat portion forming a bond portion, and reference numeral 2a denotes a blade surface of a rising portion from the bond portion forming portion. FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional observation view of a grid bar developed by using the blade (D and E).
As shown in the figure, the elongation was concentrated on the bar 4a in the vicinity of the bond portion 3, which is the intersection of the bars 4, and the cross-sectional area of this portion became smaller than that of the other portions.

【0010】これは、展開中に刃物と鉛合金シート表面
とに滑りを生じ、最初に切断展開された部分へ伸びが集
中するためと考えられる。鉛合金シートを切断展開して
なる格子の正極腐食はほぼ均一に進むため、寿命原因と
なり得る桟の腐食破断はこの断面積の小さいボンド部3
の近傍部の桟に集中していた。
[0010] This is considered to be due to slippage between the blade and the lead alloy sheet surface during the development, and the elongation being concentrated on the first cut and developed portion. Since the positive electrode corrosion of the grid formed by cutting and expanding the lead alloy sheet proceeds almost uniformly, the corrosion rupture of the crosspiece, which may cause a life, is caused by the bond portion 3 having a small cross-sectional area.
Was concentrated on the pier near.

【0011】寿命を延長させるには、このボンド近傍部
の断面積を大きくすることが重要であるが、このために
は、高さ方向での網目の個数を増し、桟すなわちシート
の伸びを抑制することがあげられる。しかし、この方法
では、エキスパンド格子の特徴の一つである質量低減が
難しかった。
In order to extend the life, it is important to increase the cross-sectional area in the vicinity of the bond. For this purpose, the number of meshes in the height direction is increased, and the elongation of the bar, that is, the sheet, is suppressed. To do that. However, with this method, it was difficult to reduce the mass, which is one of the characteristics of the expanded grating.

【0012】[0012]

【課題を解決するための手段】請求項1に記載の発明
は、上下にレシプロ運動する刃物によって金属シートを
切断・展開する蓄電池用極板格子の製造装置において、
前記刃物の形状が略台形であり、刃物の刃面と金属シー
ト面とのなす角度が、刃物が入り込むに従って段階的に
大きくなる形状の刃物を用いる蓄電池用極板格子製造装
置である。
According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for manufacturing an electrode grid for a storage battery, which cuts and unfolds a metal sheet with a blade that reciprocates up and down.
An apparatus for manufacturing an electrode plate grid for a storage battery using a blade having a substantially trapezoidal shape, wherein the angle between the blade surface of the blade and the metal sheet surface gradually increases as the blade enters.

【0013】請求項2に記載の発明は、請求項1記載の
蓄電池用極板格子製造装置において、刃物の刃面と金属
シート面とのなす角度が10〜60°の範囲である形状
の刃物を用いることを特徴とする。
According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the apparatus for manufacturing an electrode grid for a storage battery according to the first aspect, the angle between the blade surface of the blade and the metal sheet surface is in the range of 10 to 60 °. Is used.

【0014】請求項3に記載の発明は、請求項1または
2記載の蓄電池用極板格子製造装置において、刃物の刃
面が略曲面であることを特徴とする。
According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the apparatus for manufacturing an electrode grid for a storage battery according to the first or second aspect, the blade surface of the blade is substantially curved.

【0015】[0015]

【発明の実施の形態】本発明では、刃物の形状が略台形
であり、刃物の刃面と金属シート面とのなす角度が、刃
物が入り込むに従って大きくなる形状の刃物を用いる。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the present invention, a blade having a substantially trapezoidal shape and an angle between a blade surface of the blade and a metal sheet surface increases as the blade enters.

【0016】また、刃物の刃面と金属シート面とのなす
角度が10〜60°の範囲である形状の刃物を用いる。
さらに、刃物の刃面が略曲面であるものを用いる。
Further, a blade having an angle between the blade surface of the blade and the metal sheet surface in the range of 10 to 60 ° is used.
Further, a blade having a substantially curved blade surface is used.

【0017】本発明は、従来の問題点を改善したもの
で、ボンド近傍部の伸びを抑制しつつ、段数の少ない、
すなわち軽量化が可能な格子の製造が可能である。本製
造装置を用いれば、従来より軽量で、かつ、寿命性能に
も優れた蓄電池を得ることが出来る。
The present invention has been made to solve the conventional problems, and has a small number of steps while suppressing the extension near the bond.
That is, it is possible to manufacture a grid that can be reduced in weight. By using this manufacturing apparatus, it is possible to obtain a storage battery which is lighter than the conventional one and has excellent life performance.

【0018】[0018]

【実施例】以下、本発明の一実施例を詳細に説明する。An embodiment of the present invention will be described below in detail.

【0019】レシプロ方式のエキスパンド展開装置の概
略図を図1に示す。上下する台に刃物1が桟幅に相当す
る幅(刻み幅)だけずれて、一列に並ぶ。この刃物1は
網目状シート6の網目横幅の1.5倍の間隔で取り付け
られている。下刃1aは平坦である。刃物1と下刃1a
との間に、鉛合金シート5が挿入され、刃物1が上下す
ることで、切断展開され、網目状シート6が形成されて
いく。これに正極もしくは負極ペーストを充填した後、
所定形状に切断して正負極板を得る。
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a reciprocating expansion device. The knives 1 are displaced by a width (step width) corresponding to the crosspiece width from the vertically moving table and are arranged in a line. The blades 1 are attached at an interval of 1.5 times the mesh width of the mesh sheet 6. The lower blade 1a is flat. Blade 1 and lower blade 1a
In between, the lead alloy sheet 5 is inserted, and the blade 1 is moved up and down, thereby being cut and developed, and the mesh sheet 6 is formed. After filling this with the positive or negative electrode paste,
Cut into a predetermined shape to obtain a positive and negative electrode plate.

【0020】本発明による刃物形状の一実施例(A、B
およびC)を図2に示す。本刃物は、ボンド部近傍に集
中する伸びを抑制するため、ボンド部を形成するフラッ
ト部分の刃面2からボンド部形成部からの立ち上がり部
の刃面2aの角度を比較的小さくしたもので、本実施例
として3種類の刃物を示す。
One embodiment (A, B) of the blade shape according to the present invention
And C) are shown in FIG. In order to suppress the elongation concentrated near the bond portion, the present blade has a relatively small angle from the blade surface 2 of the flat portion forming the bond portion to the blade surface 2a of the rising portion from the bond portion forming portion. In this embodiment, three types of blades are shown.

【0021】刃物Aはボンド部形成部からの立ち上がり
部の刃面2aの角度が10°であり、その後に続く刃面
2bが60°となっている。刃物Bは立ち上がり部の刃
面2aの角度が40°であり、その後に続く刃面2bの
角度が55°となっている。いずれも角度が変わるとこ
ろにはR=1程度の面取りを施した。刃物Cは、立ち上
がり部の刃面2aの角度を10°とし、シートの最大入
り込み部の刃面2cのところで60°となるような楕円
面をもつ刃物とした。
In the blade A, the angle of the blade surface 2a at the rising portion from the bond portion forming portion is 10 °, and the blade surface 2b following it is 60 °. In the blade B, the angle of the blade surface 2a at the rising portion is 40 °, and the angle of the subsequent blade surface 2b is 55 °. In each case, a chamfer of about R = 1 was applied where the angle was changed. The blade C has an elliptical surface such that the angle of the blade surface 2a at the rising portion is 10 ° and the blade surface 2c is 60 ° at the blade surface 2c at the maximum entry portion of the sheet.

【0022】従来の刃物の詳細を図4に示す。従来の刃
物DおよびEは、その切断展開する刃物部の角度が均一
である。刃物Dは該角度が45°であり、刃物Eは50
°である。
FIG. 4 shows details of a conventional blade. The conventional blades D and E have a uniform angle of the blade portion for cutting and developing. The angle of the blade D is 45 °, and the angle of the blade E is 50 °.
°.

【0023】これらの刃物A〜Eを図1に示した展開装
置に取り付け展開試験をおこなった。本発明の刃物A〜
Cを用いて展開した格子桟の断面観察図を図3に示す。
いずれも均一な断面を示した。一方、図5に示すよう
に、従来の刃物D、Eで展開した格子の断面を観察する
と、ボンド部3の近傍の桟4aの断面が、他の部分の桟
4と比較して細くなっていた。これは、展開時に刃面1
aと鉛合金シート5表面との間に滑りが生じ、初期に切
断展開されたボンド部3の近傍の桟4aが特に大きく伸
ばされたためと思われる。
These blades A to E were mounted on the developing device shown in FIG. 1 and a developing test was performed. Knife A of the present invention
FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional observation view of the grid bar developed using C.
Each showed a uniform cross section. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5, when observing the cross section of the grid developed with the conventional blades D and E, the cross section of the bar 4a near the bond portion 3 is thinner than the bar 4 of the other portion. Was. This is when blade 1
It is considered that slippage occurred between a and the surface of the lead alloy sheet 5, and the bar 4a near the bond portion 3, which was initially cut and developed, was particularly greatly elongated.

【0024】これら本発明および従来の刃物で作製した
格子および本発明で作製した格子を正極の格子に用い、
表1に示す5種の電池を得た。格子の質量も併せて示
す。
The grid prepared by the present invention and the conventional knife and the grid prepared by the present invention are used as a positive grid,
Five types of batteries shown in Table 1 were obtained. The mass of the lattice is also shown.

【0025】[0025]

【表1】 [Table 1]

【0026】電池1から3は本発明の展開角度が途中で
変化する刃物A,B,Cで展開した格子を正極格子に用
いたもので、展開段数が少なく、従来よりも軽量化を果
たしている。
The batteries 1 to 3 use the grid developed by the blades A, B, and C of which the development angle changes in the middle of the present invention as the positive grid, and have a smaller number of development stages and are lighter than the conventional one. .

【0027】電池4は従来の単一の展開角度をもつ刃物
Dで展開した格子を用いたものであり、格子質量は本発
明のものよりも重い。電池5は、電池4と同様に従来の
単一の展開角度をもつ刃物Eで展開した格子を用いたも
のであるが、展開段数を少なくできるよう、刃物角度を
増してあるので、格子質量は本発明と同等まで軽くなっ
ている。
The battery 4 uses a conventional grid developed by a blade D having a single development angle, and the weight of the grid is heavier than that of the present invention. The battery 5 uses a conventional grid developed by a blade E having a single deployment angle, similar to the battery 4, but the blade angle is increased so that the number of deployment stages can be reduced. It is as light as the present invention.

【0028】ここで、正極用の鉛合金シートにはいずれ
もPb−0.07質量%Ca−2質量%Sn合金からな
る圧延シートを用い、圧延後、すぐに展開した。また、
その厚みは1.8mmとした。
Here, a rolled sheet made of a Pb-0.07 mass% Ca-2 mass% Sn alloy was used as a lead alloy sheet for the positive electrode, and was developed immediately after rolling. Also,
Its thickness was 1.8 mm.

【0029】試験電池は以下の方法で作製した。上記の
ように得た正極格子に、所定の正極活物質ペーストを充
填し、熟成・乾燥し、未化成正極板を得た。
A test battery was prepared by the following method. The positive electrode grid obtained as described above was filled with a predetermined positive electrode active material paste, aged and dried to obtain an unformed positive electrode plate.

【0030】ここで、正極活物資ペーストには、鉛丹と
鉛粉および補強材とを混合したものに、水および希硫酸
を滴下し、混練したものを用いた。鉛丹は通常、完成し
た電池の初期の放電容量を向上させたり、化成性を向上
させる目的で添加され、その量は0(鉛粉のみ)〜10
0%(鉛丹のみ)の間で製造業者が任意に選択できる。
通常、5〜20%程度添加されている。補強材は、微細
ガラス繊維や有機繊維が用いられ、ペースト充填後の極
板のハンドリング性を向上させる目的で添加されてお
り、通常0.1%程度添加されている。
Here, as the positive electrode active material paste, a mixture obtained by dripping water and diluted sulfuric acid into a mixture of red lead, lead powder and a reinforcing material and kneading the mixture was used. Lead tin is usually added for the purpose of improving the initial discharge capacity of the completed battery or improving the chemical conversion, and its amount is 0 (lead powder only) to 10
The manufacturer can arbitrarily select between 0% (lead only).
Usually, about 5 to 20% is added. As the reinforcing material, fine glass fibers or organic fibers are used, and are added for the purpose of improving the handleability of the electrode plate after filling with the paste, and usually about 0.1% is added.

【0031】負極板は、正極と同様に展開したエキスパ
ンド格子に所定の負極活物質ペーストを充填し、熟成・
乾燥して得た。ここで、負極格子の製造に用いた鉛合金
シートは、正極のものと異なり、Pb−0.09質量%
Ca−0.5質量%Sn合金からなる圧延シートで、厚
みは0.8mmとした。負極格子は、腐食を生じないの
で通常正極よりも、シート厚みを薄くできる。一方、薄
いためシート強度が低下するので、合金中のCa添加量
を増すなどし、シート強度を高くする。このときの展開
刃物には図2中の刃物Bを用いた。
The negative electrode plate is prepared by filling a predetermined negative electrode active material paste into an expanded grid developed in the same manner as the positive electrode,
Obtained by drying. Here, the lead alloy sheet used for manufacturing the negative electrode grid was different from that of the positive electrode, and was Pb-0.09% by mass.
The rolled sheet was made of a Ca-0.5 mass% Sn alloy and had a thickness of 0.8 mm. Since the negative electrode grid does not cause corrosion, the sheet thickness can be made smaller than that of the normal positive electrode grid. On the other hand, since the sheet strength is reduced due to the thinness, the sheet strength is increased by increasing the amount of Ca added to the alloy. The blade B in FIG. 2 was used as the deployed blade at this time.

【0032】負極活物質ペーストには、鉛粉、有機エキ
スパンダー、無機エキスパンダー、カーボンおよび補強
材と水および希硫酸とを混練したものを用いた。有機エ
キスパンダーとは、電池使用中に負極活物質が収縮する
現象を抑制させるために添加されているもので、通常は
木材パルプ製造時に副産物として得られるリグニン、も
しくはその誘導体が用いられている。最近は、合成有機
物が用いられる例もある。無機エキスパンダーも有機エ
キスパンダーと同様に活物質の収縮を抑制するもので、
これには、バリウム塩がもっともよく用いられている。
これらの添加量は0.1〜0.3%程度であるが、特殊
な用途では2%程度添加されることもある。
As the negative electrode active material paste, a mixture obtained by kneading lead powder, an organic expander, an inorganic expander, carbon, a reinforcing material, water and dilute sulfuric acid was used. The organic expander is added to suppress a phenomenon in which the negative electrode active material shrinks during use of the battery. Usually, lignin or a derivative thereof obtained as a by-product during wood pulp production is used. Recently, there are cases where synthetic organic substances are used. The inorganic expander also suppresses the contraction of the active material like the organic expander,
For this, barium salts are most often used.
The amount of these additives is about 0.1 to 0.3%, but about 2% may be added for special applications.

【0033】このようにして得た正負極板を、微細ガラ
ス繊維を主体とした弾力のあるセパレータを介して積層
し、正極板3枚、負極板4枚のエレメントを得た。この
エレメントの正極板群および負極板群をそれぞれ溶接
し、これら6個のエレメントをABS樹脂製の電槽へ収
納した。
The positive and negative electrode plates thus obtained were laminated via an elastic separator mainly composed of fine glass fibers to obtain an element of three positive electrode plates and four negative electrode plates. The positive electrode plate group and the negative electrode plate group of this element were welded, respectively, and these six elements were housed in a battery case made of ABS resin.

【0034】この時、電槽内で正負極板はセパレータに
よって約30kPaで圧迫されるようにした。圧迫力は
高いほうが、寿命性能に優れるが、高すぎると電槽が変
形することがある。通常は20〜80kPa程度で使用
用途によって選択される。セパレータはこの圧迫を維持
できるものが好ましく、シリカ粉末や有機繊維などをこ
の目的で配合されることがある。
At this time, the positive and negative electrode plates were pressed by the separator at about 30 kPa in the battery case. The higher the compression force, the better the life performance, but if it is too high, the battery case may be deformed. Usually, the pressure is about 20 to 80 kPa and is selected depending on the intended use. The separator is preferably capable of maintaining this compression, and silica powder, organic fibers, or the like may be blended for this purpose.

【0035】電槽に収納した後、エポキシ系接着剤でA
BS製の蓋を接着し、正負極端子部の処理を施した。所
定の希硫酸を蓋の孔より注液し、安全弁および弁押さえ
を装着したのち、化成を施し、公称電圧12V、容量7
Ahの制御弁式鉛蓄電池を得た。
After being stored in a battery case, A
A lid made of BS was adhered, and the positive and negative electrode terminals were treated. After pouring a predetermined diluted sulfuric acid through a hole in the lid and attaching a safety valve and a valve retainer, a chemical treatment was performed, and a nominal voltage of 12 V and a capacity of 7
A control valve type lead storage battery of Ah was obtained.

【0036】このようにして得た5種の電池をトリクル
寿命試験に供した。すなわち、65℃気槽中で湿度30
%とし、セルあたり2.23V、電池あたり13.38
Vで定電圧充電をおこない、2ヶ月毎に1CA放電容量
を調査した。また、10ヶ月目もしくは1CA放電容量
が初期の60%となった時に解体調査をおこない、正極
集電体の腐食状況を調査した。1CA放電容量の推移を
図6に示す。
The five kinds of batteries thus obtained were subjected to a trickle life test. That is, a humidity of 30 ° C. in a 65 ° C.
%, 2.23 V per cell, 13.38 per battery
The battery was charged at a constant voltage of V, and the discharge capacity of 1 CA was examined every two months. At the 10th month or when the 1 CA discharge capacity reached 60% of the initial value, disassembly inspection was performed to examine the corrosion state of the positive electrode current collector. FIG. 6 shows the transition of the 1CA discharge capacity.

【0037】本発明による電池1〜3はいずれも従来品
4および5よりも優れた。従来刃物で高角度で展開し、
段数を少なくすることで軽量化を図った正極格子を採用
した電池5は、8ヶ月で寿命に達した。ここでこの電池
を解体し、正極格子の腐食状態を調査したところ、ボン
ド部近傍の桟4aが非常に細くなっており、一部では破
断もみられた。軽量化対策をほどかさなかった従来品で
ある電池4は10ヶ月目に寿命に達した。解体調査をお
こなったところ、同様にボンド近傍部が細くなってい
た。この部分での抵抗増大が、1CA放電時の抵抗とな
り、放電容量の低下を招いたものと考えられた。
The batteries 1 to 3 according to the present invention were all superior to the conventional products 4 and 5. Unfolding at a high angle with a conventional blade,
The battery 5 employing the positive electrode grid whose weight was reduced by reducing the number of stages reached a life of 8 months. Here, when this battery was disassembled and the state of corrosion of the positive electrode grid was examined, the bar 4a near the bond portion was extremely thin, and some of the bars were broken. Battery 4, which is a conventional product that has not been reduced in weight, has reached the end of its service life at the tenth month. A disassembly survey revealed that the area near the bond was similarly narrow. It was considered that the increase in resistance in this portion became the resistance at the time of 1CA discharge and caused a decrease in discharge capacity.

【0038】一方、本発明による電池は10ヶ月目も初
期の85%程度の容量を示していた。解体調査の結果、
本発明の途中で角度が変わる刃物を用いたものは、従来
の単一の角度を持つ刃物で切断展開したものと異なり、
各部が均一に腐食されており、一部の抵抗が高くなって
いるようなことは避けられたものとおもわれる。
On the other hand, the battery according to the present invention showed about 85% of the initial capacity even after 10 months. As a result of the dismantling survey,
The one using a blade whose angle changes in the middle of the present invention is different from the conventional blade with a single angle,
It is considered that each part is uniformly corroded and that a part of resistance is increased is avoided.

【0039】以上の結果は、制御弁式電池に限られたも
のではなく、開放形(液式)電池に適用してもその効果
は変わらないものであり、さらに、SLI用や他の用途
でも軽量化と寿命性能の向上に寄与することができる。
The above results are not limited to the control valve type battery, and the effect is not changed even when applied to the open type (liquid type) battery. It can contribute to weight reduction and improvement of life performance.

【0040】上記実施例では、鉛合金シートを展開加工
した網目状格子を鉛蓄電池に用いた場合に関して主とし
て述べたが、鉛合金以外の銅などの金属シートを展開加
工して網目状格子とし、この格子を鉛蓄電池や鉛蓄電池
以外の蓄電池に用いても、格子桟の断面積をより均一に
加工できる点等同様であり、本発明装置は鉛蓄電池以外
の蓄電池にもほぼ同様の効果を奏するものである。
In the above embodiment, the description has been made mainly of the case where the mesh grid formed by developing the lead alloy sheet is used for a lead storage battery. However, a metal sheet such as copper other than the lead alloy is expanded and formed into a mesh grid. Even when this grid is used for a lead storage battery or a storage battery other than a lead storage battery, the same applies, for example, in that the cross-sectional area of the grid bar can be more uniformly processed. Things.

【0041】[0041]

【発明の効果】以上のように本製造装置によって得られ
た格子を蓄電池へ適用することで、従来より軽量で、か
つ、寿命性能にも優れた蓄電池を得ることができ、その
工業的価値は甚だ大である。
As described above, by applying the grid obtained by the present manufacturing apparatus to a storage battery, a storage battery which is lighter than the conventional one and has excellent life performance can be obtained. It is enormous.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】エキスパンド式展開装置の概略図FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an expanding type developing device.

【図2】本発明による刃物形状の一実施例を示した図FIG. 2 is a view showing an embodiment of a blade shape according to the present invention;

【図3】本発明による刃物を用いて展開した格子桟の断
面観察図
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional observation view of a grid bar developed using the blade according to the present invention.

【図4】従来の刃物形状の一例を示した図FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a conventional blade shape;

【図5】従来の刃物を用いて展開した格子桟の断面観察
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional observation view of a grid bar developed using a conventional blade.

【図6】1CA放電容量の推移を比較した図FIG. 6 is a diagram comparing changes in 1CA discharge capacity.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 刃物 1a 下刃 2 ボンド部を形成するフラット部分の刃面 2a ボンド部形成部からの立ち上がり部の刃面 2b 刃面2aに続く刃面 2c シートへ最大入り込み部の刃面 3 ボンド部 4 桟 4a ボンド部近傍の桟 5 鉛合金シート 6 網目状シート REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 blade 1a lower blade 2 blade surface of flat portion forming bond portion 2a blade surface of rising portion from bond portion forming portion 2b blade surface following blade surface 2c blade surface of maximum penetration into sheet 3 bond portion 4 beam 4a Bar near bond part 5 Lead alloy sheet 6 Reticulated sheet

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 上下にレシプロ運動する刃物によって金
属シートを切断・展開する蓄電池用極板格子の製造装置
において、前記刃物の形状が略台形であり、刃物の刃面
と金属シート面とのなす角度が、刃物が入り込むに従っ
て段階的に大きくなる形状の刃物を用いることを特徴と
する蓄電池用極板格子製造装置。
1. A manufacturing apparatus for an electrode grid for a storage battery, which cuts and unfolds a metal sheet with a blade that reciprocates up and down, wherein the shape of the blade is substantially trapezoidal, and the blade surface of the blade and the metal sheet surface are formed. An apparatus for manufacturing an electrode grid for a storage battery, wherein a blade having a shape whose angle gradually increases as the blade enters is used.
【請求項2】 刃物の刃面と金属シート面とのなす角度
が10〜60°の範囲である形状の刃物を用いることを
特徴とする請求項1記載の蓄電池用極板格子製造装置。
2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein an angle between the blade surface of the blade and the metal sheet surface is in the range of 10 to 60 °.
【請求項3】 刃物の刃面が略曲面であることを特徴と
する請求項1または2記載の蓄電池用極板格子製造装
置。
3. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the blade has a substantially curved blade surface.
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