WO2010020013A1 - Integral manifold - Google Patents
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- WO2010020013A1 WO2010020013A1 PCT/AU2009/001078 AU2009001078W WO2010020013A1 WO 2010020013 A1 WO2010020013 A1 WO 2010020013A1 AU 2009001078 W AU2009001078 W AU 2009001078W WO 2010020013 A1 WO2010020013 A1 WO 2010020013A1
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- the present invention relates to flowing electrolyte battery manifolds.
- the invention relates to a method of forming an integral manifold for a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery.
- Lead-acid batteries Batteries used in stand alone power supply systems are commonly lead-acid batteries.
- lead-acid batteries have limitations in terms of performance and environmental safety. Typical lead-acid batteries often have very short lifetimes in hot climate conditions, especially when they are occasionally fully discharged. Lead-acid batteries are also environmentally hazardous, since lead is a major component of lead-acid batteries and can cause serious environmental problems during manufacturing and disposal.
- Flowing electrolyte batteries such as zinc-bromine batteries, zinc- chlorine batteries, and vanadium flow batteries, offer a potential to overcome the above mentioned limitations of lead-acid batteries.
- the useful lifetime of flowing electrolyte batteries is not affected by deep discharge applications, and the energy to weight ratio of flowing electrolyte batteries is up to six times higher than that of lead-acid batteries.
- a flowing electrolyte battery like a lead acid battery, comprises a stack of cells to produce a certain voltage higher than that of individual cells. But unlike a lead acid battery, cells in a flowing electrolyte battery are hydraulically connected through an electrolyte circulation path. This can be problematic as shunt currents can flow through the electrolyte circulation path from one series- connected cell to another causing energy losses and imbalances in the individual charge states of the cells. To prevent or reduce such shunt currents, flowing electrolyte batteries define sufficiently long electrolyte circulation paths between cells, thereby increasing electrical resistance between cells.
- Electrolyte is commonly supplied to and discharged from a cell stack via external manifolds. Each cell has multiple inlets and outlets at capillary openings of the electrolyte circulation paths. Each external manifold is connected to the circulation paths of the cell stack using a delicate connection apparatus comprising an array of elastomer connection tubes. A typical 54-cell stack requires 216 elastomer connection tubes. Such a delicate connection apparatus is not only difficult to manufacture, but is also prone to damage during assembly and use.
- FIG. 1 a diagram illustrates a perspective view of a cell stack 10 for a flowing electrolyte battery, as known according to the prior art.
- Cells in the cell stack 10 are connected to external manifold bodies 12 via an array of elastomer connection tubes 14.
- an object of the present invention is to overcome or alleviate one or more limitations of the prior art including providing improved manifolds for flowing electrolyte batteries.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide a method of forming an integral manifold for a cell stack of an electrolyte battery.
- the invention resides in a method of forming passages of an integral manifold adjacent a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery, the method including: forming a mould cavity adjacent the cell stack, wherein the mould cavity is open to capillary openings of cells of the cell stack; locating a plurality of pins in the mould cavity, wherein end regions of the pins are contiguous with the capillary openings; filling the mould cavity with material; allowing the material to solidify into a moulded section; and removing the pins from the moulded section, thereby forming passages in the moulded section which are in fluid communication with the capillary openings.
- the method includes forming a manifold cavity adjacent the passages and into which the passages open.
- a manifold plug that defines the manifold cavity is inserted into the mould cavity before filling the mould cavity with material, and the pins pass through the manifold plug.
- the manifold cavity is formed by machining the manifold cavity into the moulded section.
- the method includes closing off parts of the passages which extend between the manifold cavity and an exterior of the moulded section.
- the capillary openings are defined at tube ends of capillary tubes which extend into the half cells.
- each pin in the plurality of pins has a head which is outside of the mould cavity as the material solidifies and an inner end which is received in one of the capillary openings.
- the head of each pin has a larger diameter than the inner end.
- the mould cavity is formed by formwork which is removed after the moulded section is formed.
- an extraction panel is used to remove the pins from the moulded section.
- the formwork has apertures defined therein, and each pin in the plurality of pins is located in an aperture when inserting each pin into the mould cavity.
- the invention extends further to a flowing electrolyte battery having an integral manifold formed in accordance with the first form of the invention.
- FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view of a flowing electrolyte battery with external manifolds, as known according to the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic perspective view of part of a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery located on top of a bottom panel of formwork;
- FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the part of the cell stack of FIG 1 and a manifold plug located on the formwork bottom panel;
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the cell stack and manifold plug of FIG 3, showing pins which extend through the manifold plug so that their inner ends are received in capillary openings of the cell stack;
- FIG. 5 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the cell stack, manifold plug and pins of FIG 4, and further showing an end panel and top panel of the formwork;
- FIG. 6 is the same diagrammatic perspective view of FIG 5, and further showing a side panel of the formwork;
- FIG. 7 shows another diagrammatic perspective view of the formwork of FIG. 6
- FIG. 8 is a diagrammatic perspective view of a corner of a cell stack, with all mould panels removed, showing an integral manifold formed in accordance with the invention.
- FIG. 9 shows a side view of a pin used in the method of forming the integral manifold of FIG. 8.
- Embodiments of the present invention comprise a method of forming passages of an integral manifold adjacent a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery, and a flowing electrolyte battery having an integral manifold. Elements of the invention are illustrated in concise outline form in the drawings, showing only those specific details that are necessary to understanding the embodiments of the present invention, but so as not to clutter the disclosure with excessive detail that will be obvious to those of ordinary skill in the art in light of the present description.
- adjectives such as first and second, left and right, front and back, top and bottom, etc., are used solely to define one element or method step from another element or method step without necessarily requiring a specific relative position or sequence that is described by the adjectives.
- Words such as “comprises” or “includes” are not used to define an exclusive set of elements or method steps. Rather, such words merely define a minimum set of elements or method steps included in a particular embodiment of the present invention.
- a method of forming an integral manifold of a flowing electrolyte battery is described in sequence with reference to Figures 2, 3 and 5-8 of the drawings. The drawings show how an integral manifold is formed at only one corner of a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery. It must be appreciated that similar integral manifolds will be formed at all four corners of the cell stack or at other locations on the flowing electrolyte battery.
- a diagram illustrates a perspective view of a corner of a cell stack 20 of a flowing electrolyte battery.
- the cell stack 20 is located on a bottom panel 22 of formwork.
- the bottom panel 22 has location holes 23 defined in its sides.
- the cell stack 20 comprises a stack of electrode plates 24 separated by separator plates 25 to define a plurality of half cells.
- the half cells are similar to the half cells described in the Applicant's co- pending International Patent Application No. PCT/AU2008/000353, filed 13 March 2008, published as WO 2008/116248, and incorporated herein by reference.
- the half cells each comprise an electrode plate 24, an adjacent separator plate 25 and a capillary tube 26.
- the capillary tubes 26 are positioned in capillary tube channels formed between each electrode plate 24 and adjacent separator plate 25. As shown, the capillary tubes 26 extend slightly out from the edges of the electrode plates 24 and separator plates 25.
- the half cells are generally rectangular in top plan view, but have a cut-away region 28 at corners thereof.
- the capillary tubes 26 can be of polymeric material or any other material that is compatible for welding to injected plastic.
- the bottom panel 22 is part of a formwork which together defines a cavity adjacent the corner of the cell stack 20.
- the cavity will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 5 of the drawings.
- a manifold plug 30 is located on the bottom panel 22.
- the manifold plug 30 is located in the cut-away region 28.
- the manifold plug 30 is generally cylindrical having a base 32 and an upper end 34.
- the base 32 is supported on the bottom panel 22.
- Two sets of staggered holes 36 are defined in the manifold plug 30. The holes 36 align with openings of the capillary tubes 26 of the cell stack 20.
- FIG. 4 shows pins 38 inserted into the holes 36 in the manifold plug 30.
- the pins 38 are inserted in the holes 36 in a configuration wherein the pins 38 pass through the manifold plug 30. Inner ends of the pins 38 are contiguous with the openings of the capillary tubes 26, thereby to close off the tubes 26.
- FIG.4 is illustrative of the arrangement of the pins 38 relative to the manifold plug 30 and the cell stack 20, but is not illustrative of a step in the method of forming the integral manifold.
- FIG. 5 shows a next step in the forming of an integral manifold.
- a top panel 40 of formwork is placed on top of the cell stack 20 and an end panel 42 of formwork closes an end of the cell stack 20.
- a mould cavity 44 is defined between the bottom panel 22, top panel 40, end panel 42 and a side panel 50 (which is indicated in FIG. 6).
- the end panel 42 has a set of staggered holes there through which align with the holes 36 in the manifold plug 3.0.
- the top panel 40 has a fill hole 48 that is open to the mould cavity 44. In use, heated mould material is injected into the mould cavity 44 via the fill hole 48.
- the heated mould material can be any polymeric material that effectively bonds with the electrode plates 24 and the capillary tubes 26.
- the heated mould material bonds to the exposed edges of the electrode plates 24 and forms a hermetic seal between the electrode plates 24. Further, the heated mould material bonds to and forms a hermetic seal around the circumference of the outer surface of each capillary tube 26 that extends out from the edges of the electrode plates 24.
- the top panel 40 further includes a hole 46 which aligns with the manifold plug 30, and in which the upper end 34 of the manifold plug 30 is received.
- the pins 38 are inserted into the mould cavity via the holes in the end panel 42.
- the pins 38 pass through the manifold plug 30 and inner ends of the pins 38 are received in the openings of the capillary tubes 26 as described above with reference to FIG. 4.
- FIGs. 6 and 7 show different diagrammatic perspective views of a corner of the cell stack 20 clad with formwork.
- the formwork includes the side panel 50, which has countersunk holes 52 there through which align with the location holes 23 in the top panel 40 and bottom panel 22.
- the side panel 50 is fastened in position by fasteners which extend through the countersunk holes 52 to engage the location holes 23.
- the pins 38 also extend through staggered holes in an extraction panel 43 that is located on the outside of the end panel 42.
- the mould cavity 44 is filled with mould material.
- mould material can be polyethylene, polypropylene, or another suitable material.
- the mould material is then allowed to set.
- the fasteners holding the formwork together are removed, and the pins 38 and the respective panels 22, 40, 42 and 50 are also removed.
- the pins 38 are removed by pulling the extraction panel 43 away from the end panel 42.
- the manifold plug 30 is also removed.
- the resulting moulded section 54 has passages 56 which extend between a manifold cavity 58, defined by the previous location of the manifold plug 30, and the capillary tubes 26.
- An integral manifold of the flowing electrolyte battery thus comprises the manifold cavity 58 and the passages 56 formed in the moulded section 54.
- the passages 56 fluidly connect the manifold cavity 58 to the capillary tubes 26.
- a manifold cavity may be formed by omitting the manifold plug 30 from the mould cavity 44 when assembling the panels
- a pin 38 has an inner end 60, a head 62, and a shank 64 that extends between the inner end 60 and the head 62.
- the inner end 60 is dimensioned to be received in an opening of a capillary tube 26, so as to seal the capillary tube 26 and prevent liquid mould material from blocking the opening of the capillary tube 26 when the mould cavity 44 is filled.
- the shank 64 is dimensioned to be received in a hole 36 in the manifold plug 30, so as to seal the manifold cavity 58 and prevent liquid mould material from entering the manifold cavity 58 when the mould cavity 44 is filled.
- a diameter of the head 62 is dimensioned to be larger than the holes in the extraction panel 43. As such, the pins 38 can be extracted from the mould cavity 44 by pulling the extraction panel 43 away from the end plate 42.
- the integral manifold formed in the manner described hereinabove is less prone to damage than prior art external manifolds, and provides an enhanced seal between the manifold and capillary tubes of a cell stack of a flowing electrolyte battery.
- a kit for forming the integral manifold comprises the manifold plug 30, the pins 38 and the panels 22, 40, 42 and 50.
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