TH31940A - Cylindrical alkali battery - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60, a cylindrical cell, was revealed, which was formed in such a way that an insulating ring (12) was positioned on the outside of the sealed portion of the cell shell opening (1). Negative (9) small tracts are pressed under the outer surface. The surface tabs (10) covering the insulating ring (12) and the gas vent (8) formed in the negative electrode (9) are covered by an insulating ring (12). It prevents cells from allowing current flow to adjacent cells. And therefore from being charged by adjacent cells Because the cells use parts on the surface That is an insulator that can shrink heat. It will have improved reliability in Covering Although a number of these cells have the structure described The above is used by being placed in series. And some cells are connected incorrectly. Where the direction of its polarity is reversed with the rest of the cells The possibility of Cells connected in reverse that allow a flow of current to the remaining cells. And therefore will be charged by the remaining cells will be eliminated. And the possibility of The device, when in use, will be contaminated and damaged by the electrolyte, in addition to leakage when the reverse-connected cell is charged, the remaining cells are eliminated. Exposed, which is made up in such a way that the insulating ring (12) is positioned on the outside of the sealed portion of the cell shell opening (1), the negative electrode terminal surface (9) is Pressed under the surface of the surface tab (10), the insulating ring cover (12) and the gas vent (8) formed in the negative electrode (9) are covered with an insulating ring. (12) This structure prevents cells from allowing current flow to adjacent cells and from being charged by adjacent cells. This is because the cell uses an insulating surface component that can shrink heat. It will have improved reliability in the outer covering. Although a number of such cells with the structure described above are used in a series configuration, And some cells are incorrectly connected, where the direction of their polarity is reversed with the rest of the cells, the possibility of reverse-connected cells that allow current flow to The remaining cells and will be charged by the remaining cells are eliminated and the possibility of the device when in use it will be contaminated and damaged by electrolytes. In addition to leakage, when cells that are reverse-connected are charged, the remaining cells are eliminated.

Claims (2)

1.Cylindrical alkali cells Containing The cylindrical shell is composed of a power-producing component, a negative electrode plate that seals the cell shell. It will be attached to the opening of the cell shell. Through the medium of the resin gasket And parts with insulating surfaces that can shrink heat That turns to the surrounding part of the cell shell has a characteristic that the insulating ring Is positioned outside the sealed portion of the shell that is curved inward to seal the opening, and the negative terminal surface of the negative terminal plate is pressed under the outer surface of the component. The insulating surface covers the insulating ring. 2. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 1, where gas vent holes formed in the aforementioned negative electrode terminal plates. 3. The cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 1, where the insulating ring is attached to the outside of the sealed portion of the cell shell is curved inward. 4. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 2, where the insulating ring is attached to the outside of the sealed portion of the cell shell that is curved inward. In order to seal the opening, 5. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 1, where the insulating ring consists of a material chosen from the polyethylene-polypropylene group. Styrene resin, urethane resin, rubber, paper, vinyl, and rayon 6. A cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 3, where the insulating ring is attached to that outside of the section. The sealing of the cell shell by adhesives was selected from a group consisting of epoxy resin and hot-melt adhesives. 7. Cylindrical alkali cells. Containing The cylindrical shell is composed of energy-producing components. A negative electrode-terminal plate for sealing the said cell shell. It is bonded to the opening of the cell shell through a resin gasket. The negative electrode terminal plate that has been formed therein. The insulating ring gas vent is fixed outside the sealed portion of the hull that is curved inward to seal the opening. Where the gas vent is obscured by the insulating ring. 8. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 7, where the cell consists of. Insulated surface parts that can shrink heat. That turn to the surrounding parts of the cell shell And where the terminal surface of the negative electrode terminal plate is aligned To keep the distance from and below the outer surface of the insulating surface part covering the insulating ring 9. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 7, where the insulating ring is It is attached to the outside of the sealed portion of the cell shell that is curved inward to seal the opening 1 0. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 8, where the insulating ring. It is attached to the outside of the sealed portion of the shell that curves inward to seal the opening. 1. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 7, where the insulating ring consists of a material chosen from the group consisting of polyethylene, polypropylene, styrene, polyurethane resin. Tane resin, rubber, paper, vinyl, wavy and rayon 1 2. Cylindrical alkali cell according to claim 9, where the insulating ring is attached to the aforementioned outer part of the sealed part of the said peloxellang. Adhesives were selected from a group consisting of epoxy resin and hot melt adhesives.