JPH06103628B2 - Lead acid battery - Google Patents

Lead acid battery

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JPH06103628B2
JPH06103628B2 JP61031418A JP3141886A JPH06103628B2 JP H06103628 B2 JPH06103628 B2 JP H06103628B2 JP 61031418 A JP61031418 A JP 61031418A JP 3141886 A JP3141886 A JP 3141886A JP H06103628 B2 JPH06103628 B2 JP H06103628B2
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輝秋 石井
勝弘 高橋
直人 星原
博 安田
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    • HELECTRICITY
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    • H01MPROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は密閉式、あるいは半密閉式、の鉛蓄電池のセパ
レータ構造に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sealed or semi-sealed lead-acid battery separator structure.

従来の技術 従来のマツト状セパレータを使用した、負極で正極より
発生する酸素ガスを吸収する負極吸収式鉛蓄電池(以
下、単に「従来型電池」と略す)では、マツトは、2μ
m以下のガラス繊維を主成分とし、全体的にほぼ均一状
態に作られているが、この極細のガラス繊維は、極めて
コストが高い。さらに、この材料は、繊維間の結合力が
弱くてくずれやすく、運搬その他の取扱い性も悪いため
自動化が難しく、手作業も慎重にやらなければならない
ものであつた。
2. Description of the Related Art In a negative electrode absorption type lead-acid battery (hereinafter simply referred to as "conventional battery") that uses a conventional mat-shaped separator and absorbs oxygen gas generated from the positive electrode at the negative electrode, the mat is 2 μm.
A glass fiber of m or less is used as a main component, and it is made in a substantially uniform state as a whole, but this ultrafine glass fiber is extremely expensive. Furthermore, this material is weak in binding force between fibers and easily broken, and poor in handling such as transportation, which makes automation difficult and requires careful manual work.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 ここで、負極吸収式鉛蓄電池におけるセパレータとして
のマツトの基本機能に着目すると、 正極に放電反応に充分な量の稀硫酸を供給するだけ
の含液性を有すること、 正極活物質の脱落遊離粒子を負極まで到達させない
ための隔離性を有すること、 負極に一定の酸素を運び、吸収させるための一種の
通気性を有すること、 の3つからなつている。前述した従来型電池で極細のガ
ラス繊維を用い、上記の3機能をほぼ完全に満たしてい
たが、このガラスの極細繊維については、前述した通り
コストが高く、かつ作業性も極めて悪いため、これを用
いた鉛蓄電池のコストを大巾に引上げていた。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention Here, focusing on the basic function of the mat as a separator in the negative electrode absorption type lead-acid battery, it has a liquid content enough to supply a sufficient amount of dilute sulfuric acid to the positive electrode for the discharge reaction. , Having a separating property for preventing the detached loose particles of the positive electrode active material from reaching the negative electrode, and having a kind of air permeability for carrying and absorbing a certain amount of oxygen to the negative electrode. The above-mentioned conventional battery uses the ultrafine glass fiber and almost completely fulfills the above three functions. However, the ultrafine fiber of this glass is high in cost and extremely poor in workability as described above. The cost of the lead-acid battery using is drastically raised.

そこで、よりコストを低くするように改善された従来の
マツト状セパレータとして、次のような構造的特徴を有
するものがいくつか試みられて来た。
Therefore, as conventional mat-shaped separators that have been improved so as to reduce the cost, some have been tried that have the following structural characteristics.

正極に充分な量の稀硫酸を供給するために、繊維分配
密度を前記正極側で大きくすること。
Increase the fiber distribution density on the positive electrode side in order to supply a sufficient amount of dilute sulfuric acid to the positive electrode.

正極活物質の遊離粒子が移動し、負極に到達すること
を阻止するために、前記負極側において無機質の粉体を
多く充填すること。
In order to prevent free particles of the positive electrode active material from moving and reaching the negative electrode, a large amount of inorganic powder is filled on the negative electrode side.

これら二つの特徴を適当に含む下記の改善例は、いずれ
も5〜10μの中程度の太さのガラス繊維を主材料とする
ものであるが、副材料としての粉体の配合度等により、
前記〜の基本機能の達成程度が個々に異るため、そ
のすべてを満足することは不可能であつた。
The following improvement examples including these two features are mainly those in which glass fiber having a medium thickness of 5 to 10 μ is the main material, but depending on the blending degree of the powder as the sub material,
It was impossible to satisfy all of the above, because the achievement levels of the basic functions 1 to 4 were different.

改善例1:中程度の太さのガラス繊維に、太さ5〜20μm
の合成樹脂繊維と粒径1μ以下の無機質粉体とを加えて
一緒に抄紙し、少量のバインダーを付与してマツトとし
たものである。抄紙工程において、繊維は紙の表に偏
り、無機粉体は裏に偏る性質を利用して、上記との
機能(正極側含液性と、負極側の粒子阻止機能)を満足
することができた。しかしながらの効果(負極側通気
性)については、紙裏に当る負極対向側のマツト面が密
になり過ぎて、充分な酸素を負極に通すことができず、
負極での酸素ガス吸収が充分にできなかつた。
Improvement example 1: Glass fiber of medium thickness, thickness of 5 to 20 μm
A synthetic resin fiber and an inorganic powder having a particle size of 1 μm or less are added and paper is made together, and a small amount of binder is added to form a mat. In the papermaking process, the properties of the fibers are biased to the front side of the paper and the inorganic powder is biased to the back side, so that the above functions (liquid-containing property on the positive electrode side and particle blocking function on the negative electrode side) can be satisfied. It was However, regarding the effect (air permeability on the negative electrode side), the mat surface on the negative electrode facing side, which is the back of the paper, becomes too dense, and sufficient oxygen cannot be passed through the negative electrode.
Oxygen gas absorption at the negative electrode could not be sufficiently achieved.

改善例2:例1を修正する目的で、紙裏の無機粉体をやや
少なめにして粒子密度を小さくするように抄紙した。具
体的には、紙を抄く時の液の粉体濃度を下げる方法と、
抄く時の網の水切りの吸引力を弱くする方法とを試み
た。しかしながらいずれもの効果がやや改善されただ
けでの効果は却つて低下する傾向が見られた。
Improvement Example 2: For the purpose of correcting Example 1, paper was made so that the inorganic powder on the back side of the paper was slightly reduced to reduce the particle density. Specifically, a method of reducing the powder concentration of the liquid when making paper,
An attempt was made to weaken the suction force of the drainage of the net when making. However, there was a tendency that the effects of any improvement were rather decreased.

改善例3:紙裏の密の程度をさらに低くした方法も試みら
れたが、この場合、紙の表と裏とがほとんど同じ粗密の
状態になり、の効果はかなり良くなるがの効果がや
や低下し、の効果が大きく低下して短寿命となつた。
Improvement example 3: A method of further reducing the degree of denseness on the back side of the paper was also tried, but in this case, the front and back sides of the paper have almost the same coarse and dense state, and the effect of is considerably improved, but the effect is a little. And the effect of was greatly reduced, and the life was shortened.

結局、従来の基本形及びその改善例について要約する
と、従来の基本形では、性能的には充分に要求水準を満
たしているが、材料コストが高く、作業性も悪い。また
従来の改善例1では、コストは安いが負極への酸素ガス
供給が悪くなり、シール電池にはならない。改善例2で
は、電池の寿命に問題があり、また、負極への酸素供給
が不充分である。改善例3では、電池寿命が著しく短く
なるという欠点があつた。
After all, the conventional basic type and its improved example are summarized. Although the conventional basic type sufficiently satisfies the required level in performance, the material cost is high and the workability is poor. Further, in the conventional improvement example 1, although the cost is low, the supply of oxygen gas to the negative electrode becomes poor, and the sealed battery cannot be obtained. In improvement example 2, there is a problem in battery life, and oxygen supply to the negative electrode is insufficient. The improvement example 3 had a drawback that the battery life was remarkably shortened.

本発明は、上記のような種々の欠点を解消した負極吸収
式鉛蓄電池における新規のマツト構造を提供しようとす
るものである。
The present invention is intended to provide a novel mat structure for a negative electrode absorption lead-acid battery that solves the above-mentioned various drawbacks.

問題点を解決するための手段 本発明の鉛蓄電池用マツト状セパレータは、上記の目的
を達するため、太さ5〜10μmのガラス繊維と、太さ5
〜20μmの熱溶着可能な合成樹脂繊維、および平均粒径
が1μm以下の無機粉体からなり、これを抄紙法によつ
て2〜5回程度くり返し抄き上げ、最後の1層について
は前記合成樹脂繊維を、水以外の成分の全体量の1/2〜2
/3程度に多くして形成した複数多層マツトを合成樹脂繊
維を多くした層を正極板と接させて、マツトよりもひと
まわり小さな正極板をはさみ込んで、マツト周囲を超音
波や熱溶融法によつて溶着したものである。これにより
正極板は、そのマツトの合成樹脂繊維分の最も多い面に
触れる方向で、包み込まれる。
Means for Solving the Problems The mat-shaped separator for a lead storage battery of the present invention has a thickness of 5 to 10 μm and a thickness of 5 in order to achieve the above object.
-20 μm heat-sealable synthetic resin fiber and inorganic powder having an average particle size of 1 μm or less, which are repeatedly made about 2 to 5 times by a papermaking method, and the last one layer is the above-mentioned synthetic material. Add 1/2 to 2 of resin fiber to the total amount of components other than water
A multi-layer mat formed by increasing the number to about 1/3 is brought into contact with the positive electrode plate with a layer containing a large amount of synthetic resin fiber, and a positive electrode plate that is one size smaller than the mat is sandwiched, and ultrasonic waves or a heat fusion method is applied around the mat. Welded by As a result, the positive electrode plate is wrapped in a direction in which it touches the surface of the mat having the largest amount of synthetic resin fibers.

作用 かくして、上記の構成からなる本発明のマツト状セパレ
ータにおいては、 正極への電解液の供給は、正極板に直接触れている
層が比較的太め(5〜20μm)の合成樹脂繊維を主体と
してできているために、容易である。
Thus, in the mat-shaped separator of the present invention having the above-described structure, the electrolyte is supplied to the positive electrode mainly by the synthetic resin fiber having a relatively thick layer (5 to 20 μm) in direct contact with the positive electrode plate. It's easy because it's done.

正負極間のマツトを通しての短絡は、2ないし5回
くり返される無機粉体の多い層により、遊離粒子の移動
が阻止されるため、生じない。
A short circuit between the positive and negative electrodes through the mat does not occur because the layer of inorganic powder, which is repeated 2 to 5 times, blocks the movement of free particles.

負極への酸素供給は、それに直接触れている無機質
の多い層が比較的薄いことおよび複数回くり返される多
層構造により遊離粒子の移動阻止能力が全体の厚さにお
いて充分となり、著しいち密構造(無機粉体がぎつしり
つまつた状態)にしなくてもよいために、充分に行なわ
れる。
Oxygen is supplied to the negative electrode in a very dense structure (inorganic structure), because the layer with many inorganic substances that is in direct contact with it is relatively thin and the multilayer structure in which it is repeated multiple times has sufficient ability to prevent free particles from moving in the entire thickness. Since the powder does not have to be in a tightly pinched state, it is sufficiently performed.

また、材料はいずれも比較的安価なものであり、抄
紙工程も極めて生産性のよい既設のものを使えること等
により、材料コストが低減できる。
In addition, since all the materials are relatively inexpensive and the existing papermaking process having extremely high productivity can be used, the material cost can be reduced.

超音波やシートシール等が採用でき、強度の高い極
板が芯になるため、運搬その他の取扱いが容易であり、
またシールした部分は、かなり高い圧力でつぶされるた
め、マツト単体よりも、周辺部の強度が上り、極板群成
形以降の工程において、機械化や自動化が容易になると
いう長所が得られるものである。
Ultrasonic waves, sheet seals, etc. can be adopted, and since the high-strength electrode plate is the core, it is easy to carry and handle.
Further, since the sealed portion is crushed with a considerably high pressure, the strength of the peripheral portion is higher than that of the mat alone, and there is an advantage that mechanization and automation are easy in the steps after forming the electrode plate group. .

以上のような本発明の作用等を、前述した従来例の特徴
と比較して示すと表1のようになる。
The operation and the like of the present invention as described above are shown in Table 1 in comparison with the features of the conventional example described above.

実施例 以下本発明の実施例について説明する。 Examples Examples of the present invention will be described below.

ガラス繊維としては比較的安価な中程度の太さ5〜10μ
mのものを使用し、太さ5〜20μmの熱溶着可能な合成
樹脂繊維と、無機質の粉体とを最終目的とするマツトの
厚さ(0.5〜3mm)の約1/3の厚さに抄き、次にこれに重
ねて約1/3の厚さの同様な配合材料を抄き、さらにその
上から合成樹脂繊維をそれまでの約1.5倍以上の密度に
して同じく約1/3の厚さに抄く。このようにすると通
常、紙の表側(抄紙の上側)に繊維の多い粗の層と、紙
の裏側に(抄紙の網の側に)無機質粉体が多くなり、第
1図の(3)のような3層構造のマツトができる。マツ
ト(3)において、(4)は繊維質が多い層、(5)は
無機質粉体の多い層である。この際、正極板(1)に接
する側を最後の繊維の層(4′)にすると、この層
(4′)は他の繊維の層よりも、合成樹脂繊維が多いこ
とから、容易に正極板(1)を中にした袋状セパレータ
を熱溶着あるいは超音波溶着により完成することができ
る。なお、セパレータの外側における(2)は負極板で
ある。
Medium thickness, 5-10μ, which is relatively inexpensive for glass fiber
The thickness of synthetic resin fiber with a thickness of 5 to 20 μm, which can be heat-welded, and the inorganic powder is about 1/3 of the thickness of the mat (0.5 to 3 mm). Next, make a similar blended material with a thickness of about 1/3 on top of this, and make synthetic resin fiber more than about 1.5 times the density up to that and also about 1/3 Cut to thickness. This usually results in a rough layer with many fibers on the front side of the paper (upper side of the papermaking) and more inorganic powder on the backside of the paper (on the mesh side of the papermaking). A mat with such a three-layer structure can be formed. In the mat (3), (4) is a layer having a large amount of fibrous material, and (5) is a layer having a large amount of inorganic powder. In this case, if the side in contact with the positive electrode plate (1) is the last fiber layer (4 '), this layer (4') has more synthetic resin fibers than other fiber layers, so that the positive electrode is easily formed. The bag-shaped separator having the plate (1) inside can be completed by heat welding or ultrasonic welding. In addition, (2) on the outside of the separator is a negative electrode plate.

この正極板(1)が入つた袋状セパレータは、正極板
(1)の硬さと、シール時に両サイドを熱あるいは超音
波をかけて圧着することにより得られた硬さとから、本
来の材質のもつ低い機械的強度を大巾に補うことがで
き、運搬その他の取扱いが容易となるため、自動機によ
る組立ても簡単に行なえるようになつた。なお、繊維と
粉体の偏りの具合いは、抄く水の材料分配比率(濃度)
と、抄紙時において網の下方で吸引する力、および網の
移動速度等で調整することができる。このようにしてで
きた、3層構造のマツトを使用して、実際に電池を組み
立て、従来型電池、及びその改善例1〜3、との比較を
放電性能、寿命性能、負極吸収性能(液保持性能)につ
いて実施した。それらの特性曲線については、従来型を
除き第2〜4図に示し、それらの総合的な評価を、表2
にまとめた。
The bag-shaped separator containing the positive electrode plate (1) is made of an original material because of the hardness of the positive electrode plate (1) and the hardness obtained by pressure bonding both sides with heat or ultrasonic waves during sealing. The low mechanical strength that it possesses can be largely compensated for, and it is easy to transport and handle, so that it can be easily assembled by an automatic machine. The distribution of fibers and powder is determined by the material distribution ratio (concentration)
It is possible to adjust by the force of suction under the net, the moving speed of the net, etc. during paper making. Using the three-layer structure mat produced in this way, an actual battery was assembled and compared with a conventional battery and its improvement examples 1 to 3, discharge performance, life performance, negative electrode absorption performance (liquid (Holding performance). These characteristic curves are shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 except for the conventional type, and their comprehensive evaluation is shown in Table 2.
Summarized in.

すなわち、特性曲線において(6)、(7)、(8)は
それぞれ従来の改善例1、2、3のものであり、(9)
は本発明によるものである。本発明のマツト状セパレー
タ構造は放電性能(第2図)及び寿命性能(第3図)に
おいて、従来の改善例中最も優れた第1例(6)にほぼ
対応し、液保持特性(第4図)では従来の改善例中最も
優れた第3例(8)をもはるかに凌駕したものとなつ
た。
That is, (6), (7), and (8) in the characteristic curve are those of the conventional improvement examples 1, 2, and 3, respectively, and (9)
Is according to the invention. The mat-shaped separator structure of the present invention substantially corresponds to the best example (6) of the conventional improvement examples in the discharge performance (Fig. 2) and the life performance (Fig. 3), and the liquid retention characteristic (Fig. 4). In the figure, it was far superior to the third example (8), which was the most excellent of the conventional improvement examples.

これらの特性比較と、従来の基本形の周知の特性、及び
コスト的側面を含めた総合評価が上記の表2に示すとお
りとなり、本発明のマツト状セパレータを用いた電池は
安価でしかも性能の優れたものとなることがわかる。
The comparison of these characteristics and the comprehensive evaluation including the known characteristics of the conventional basic type and the cost aspect are shown in Table 2 above, and the battery using the mat-shaped separator of the present invention is inexpensive and excellent in performance. You can see that it will be a good thing.

発明の効果 本発明の優秀性は、以下の理由によるものと考えられ
る。
EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION The superiority of the present invention is considered to be due to the following reasons.

すなわち正極活物質の遊離粒子が負極に到達するには複
数回(実施例では3回)にわたつて密な層を越える必要
があり、厚さ方向の進行速度が遅くなるので、電池の極
板が持つ本来寿命まで、セパレータ内の短絡が起こらな
い。このため負極側のマツトの密の程度をあまり高くす
る必要がないため、負極と対向するマツト中を酸素が通
過することが可能となり、またこの負極側に接している
比較的密な層が薄いことも酸素の通りを良くしている。
このことにより、負極吸収式鉛蓄電池として安価で放電
性能、寿命性能、液保持性に優れたものを作ることが可
能になつたことは、工業的に極めて意味のあることであ
る。なお、本発明の例では3層をとり上げたが、この層
の数としては2〜5層が適当であり、これ以上になる
と、従来の改善例の3にしだいに近くなり、かえつて効
果を低減するのみならず、マツト状セパレータの生産性
も悪くなりコスト増大となつてしまう欠点が生ずる。
That is, in order for free particles of the positive electrode active material to reach the negative electrode, it is necessary to cross the dense layer a plurality of times (three times in the embodiment), and the traveling speed in the thickness direction becomes slower. The short circuit in the separator does not occur until the original life of the product. Therefore, since it is not necessary to increase the degree of denseness of the mat on the negative electrode side, oxygen can pass through the mat facing the negative electrode, and the relatively dense layer in contact with the negative electrode side is thin. It also improves the oxygen flow.
As a result, it is industrially significant that it is possible to manufacture a negative electrode absorption lead-acid battery that is inexpensive and has excellent discharge performance, life performance, and liquid retention. Although three layers are taken in the example of the present invention, the number of this layer is suitably 2 to 5, and if it is more than this, it will be close to 3 of the conventional improvement example, and the effect will be improved. Not only the reduction, but also the productivity of the mat-shaped separator is deteriorated, resulting in an increase in cost.

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

第1図は本発明の実施例を示す断面図、 第2図は本発明と従来法による電池の5時間放電性能を
比較して示すグラフ、 第3図は本発明と従来法による電池の定電圧系寿命性能
を比較して示すグラフ、 第4図は本発明と従来法による電池のトリクル充電時の
液保持性能を比較して示すグラフである。 (1)……正極板 (2)……負極板 (3)……マツト状セパレータ (4)……マツト状セパレータの繊維質の多い層 (4′)……マツト状セパレータの合成樹脂繊維質の多
い層 (5)……マツト状セパレータの無機質粉体の多い層 (6)……従来改善例1による特性 (7)……従来改善例2による特性 (8)……従来改善例3による特性 (9)……本発明による特性
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a graph showing the 5-hour discharge performance of the battery of the present invention and the conventional method, and FIG. 3 is a graph of the battery of the present invention and the conventional method. FIG. 4 is a graph showing a comparison between voltage system life performances, and FIG. 4 is a graph showing a comparison between the liquid retention performances of the battery of the present invention and the conventional method during trickle charging. (1) …… Positive electrode plate (2) …… Negative electrode plate (3) …… Matt-shaped separator (4) …… Matt-shaped separator with a high fibrous layer (4 ′) …… Matt-shaped separator synthetic resin fiber material Layer with a lot of particles (5) …… Layer with a lot of inorganic powder of mat-shaped separator (6) …… Characteristics according to Conventional Improvement Example 1 (7) …… Characteristics according to Conventional Improvement Example 2 (8) …… According to Conventional Improvement Example 3 Characteristics (9) ... Characteristics according to the present invention

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】正極と負極との間にマツト状セパレータを
介在する構成において、前記マツト状セパレータは正極
対向側に繊維質を多く配し、負極対向側に無機質粉体を
多く配した層を持ち、この層を複数層重ね、正極と接す
る層のみに他の層よりも多くの熱溶着可能な合成樹脂繊
維分を存在させて抄造されたものであり、このセパレー
タで正極を包囲したことを特徴とする鉛蓄電池。
1. A structure in which a mat-shaped separator is interposed between a positive electrode and a negative electrode, wherein the mat-shaped separator has a layer in which a large amount of fibrous material is arranged on the side facing the positive electrode and a large amount of inorganic powder is arranged on the side facing the negative electrode. Having multiple layers of this layer, it was made by making only a layer in contact with the positive electrode have more heat-sealable synthetic resin fiber components than other layers, and the positive electrode was surrounded by this separator. Characteristic lead acid battery.
JP61031418A 1986-02-14 1986-02-14 Lead acid battery Expired - Lifetime JPH06103628B2 (en)

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