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• • H—ELECTRICITY
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  • H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
  • H01M50/00—Constructional details or processes of manufacture of the non-active parts of electrochemical cells other than fuel cells, e.g. hybrid cells
  • H01M50/50—Current conducting connections for cells or batteries
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
  • H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
  • H01M10/00—Secondary cells; Manufacture thereof
  • H01M10/42—Methods or arrangements for servicing or maintenance of secondary cells or secondary half-cells
  • H01M10/46—Accumulators structurally combined with charging apparatus
• • H—ELECTRICITY
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  • H01M50/00—Constructional details or processes of manufacture of the non-active parts of electrochemical cells other than fuel cells, e.g. hybrid cells
  • H01M50/20—Mountings; Secondary casings or frames; Racks, modules or packs; Suspension devices; Shock absorbers; Transport or carrying devices; Holders
  • H01M50/202—Casings or frames around the primary casing of a single cell or a single battery
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
  • H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
  • H01M50/00—Constructional details or processes of manufacture of the non-active parts of electrochemical cells other than fuel cells, e.g. hybrid cells
  • H01M50/20—Mountings; Secondary casings or frames; Racks, modules or packs; Suspension devices; Shock absorbers; Transport or carrying devices; Holders
  • H01M50/204—Racks, modules or packs for multiple batteries or multiple cells
• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
  • H01M—PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
  • H01M50/00—Constructional details or processes of manufacture of the non-active parts of electrochemical cells other than fuel cells, e.g. hybrid cells
  • H01M50/50—Current conducting connections for cells or batteries
  • H01M50/502—Interconnectors for connecting terminals of adjacent batteries; Interconnectors for connecting cells outside a battery casing
  • H01M50/503—Interconnectors for connecting terminals of adjacent batteries; Interconnectors for connecting cells outside a battery casing characterised by the shape of the interconnectors
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  • Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
  • Y02E—REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
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  • Y02E60/10—Energy storage using batteries
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  • Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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Definitions

• the invention relates to a battery receiving unit for receiving at least one electrochemical cell.
• Such battery receiving units find particular application in stationary battery stations.
• Renewable energies such as wind energy or solar energy have the disadvantage of fluctuating power output.
• wind turbines or solar power systems can deliver high power, while with a corresponding change in the weather situation, the power output can fall within a short time to a very low value.
• Such fluctuations make it necessary to store energy which is converted in favorable weather conditions.
• Such storage may be made in battery stations in which a plurality of electrochemical cells are provided. If the wind turbines or solar panels provide little power, the battery stations can compensate for the reduced power output.
• battery receiving units can also be used in battery charging stations and forming systems.
• US 4,994,940 shows a modular cabinet with a plurality of battery modules. Individual cabinet modules can be pulled out by a user, allowing access to the battery modules. Current collectors of the batteries face the opening of the cabinet module and contacted by cables or connectors.
• US 2001/031392 A1 shows a mounting frame for battery modules, which has a plurality of openings for insertion of battery modules.
• a spring-loaded Stromabieiterability can contact a cylindrical current arrester latching.
• WO 2003/065483 A2 shows a battery receiving frame for receiving a plurality of stacked batteries.
• the batteries are connected to a side plate.
• the batteries have ribs on vertical side surfaces which are insertable into notches on the side plates.
• the side panels include vertical edges to which electrical connectors are attached.
• the connection elements each extend from an upper portion of one of the batteries to a lower portion of the battery disposed above, so that individual batteries can be electrically connected to each other.
• DE 44 11 842 A1 shows a battery charging station, which comprises a vertical conveyor with gondola-like baskets. In the baskets, vehicle batteries can be picked up and charged. Drawers of the baskets are connected in slidable contact with busbars and by cables to the batteries.
• a battery receiving unit for receiving at least one electrochemical cell comprising a storage surface for depositing an electrochemical cell and a contacting unit with a contacting surface, wherein the contacting surface is engageable with a current conductor of the electrochemical cell into abutment, and wherein the Contacting unit has at least one Needles istsschiene on which the contacting surface is arranged.
• the contacting surface can preferably be brought into contact directly with a current arrester; Alternatively, the contacting surface can also be brought indirectly into contact with a current conductor of the electrochemical cell.
• an electrochemical cell means a device which also serves to store chemical energy and to deliver electrical energy.
• the electrochemical cell according to the invention can have at least one electrode stack or an electrode coil, which is delimited largely gas and liquid-tight by means of an envelope against the environment.
• the electrochemical cell may be configured to receive electrical energy while charging. This is also referred to as a secondary cell or an accumulator.
• a current collector while an element is meant, which is made of an electrically conductive material. It is used to conduct electricity between two geometrically separated points.
• a current collector may be connected to an electrode stack.
• the current conductor is connected to all similar electrodes of an electrode stack, ie either to the cathodes or to the anodes. It goes without saying that a current collector is not connected to the cathodes and anodes of an electrode stack at the same time, since this would lead to a short circuit.
• a current conductor may be connected to different electrodes of different electrode stacks, such as in a series connection of the two electrode stacks.
• At least one current arrester preferably extends from an enclosure of an electrochemical cell and can serve to connect the battery cells to the outside.
• the current conductor can be connected to one or more electrodes be integrally formed or basically be formed in several pieces. A distinction between current collector and electrode can be seen in that the current conductor is not coated in particular with active electrode material.
• the contacting unit serves to establish an electrical contact between at least parts of the battery receiving unit and at least parts of the electrochemical cell to be accommodated.
• the contacting surface which is part of the contacting unit, consists of an electrically conductive material, in particular a metallic material, and is intended to come into direct contact with another component, in particular the current conductor.
• a further component can also be arranged between the current conductor and the contacting surface, so that the electrical contact between the contacting surface and the current conductor can be produced indirectly.
• the contacting unit can have further components which do not necessarily have to have current-conducting properties. Under amaschinetechniksschiene is preferably a component to understand, which has a substantially constant axial cross-section over a certain axial extent.
• the contacting rail in particular has a greater extension by a multiple than in other directions.
• the contacting rail may preferably be made of an extruded profile. An extruded profile can be produced by pressing a compact through a die. The outer shape in profile strand direction is determined by the die, so that the cross section remains substantially constant.
• the contacting surface may be formed integrally with the contacting rail; then the Victorianssschiene is made of an electrically conductive material. Alternatively, the Contacting surface also be a separate component, which is arranged on the contacting rail.
• the contacting surface can in particular be connected to the contacting rail in a material-locking or force-locking manner.
• the contacting rail preferably has a substantially rectilinear course.
• the straight course preferably corresponds substantially to the longitudinal axis of the contacting rail.
• the storage surface may be provided and / or formed for receiving a weight force component of the electrochemical cell.
• the storage surface can be arranged on a contacting rail.
• the battery receiving unit according to the invention has the advantage that the loading and contacting of electrochemical cells can be done in a few process steps. After placing the electrochemical cells at their defined storage positions they can already be contacted correctly.
• the battery receiving unit may allow the electrochemical cells to be easily contacted at different positions. Furthermore, different formats of electrochemical cells can be used in such battery receiving units.
• spring means may be provided, which act on the contacting surface. This admission can take place indirectly and / or directly.
• the spring means may preferably initially act on the contacting rail, through which in turn the contacting surface is acted upon.
• the spring means can also be arranged between the contacting rail and the contacting surface, so that the spring means act on the contacting surface with respect to the contacting rail.
• a loading can take place in the direction of the depositing surface, ie in particular that the impingement can take place in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the depositing surface. This is particularly advantageous if the contact between Contact surface and current collector along surfaces, which are aligned substantially parallel to the shelf.
• the impingement can also take place in a direction which is aligned parallel to the plane of the support surface. This is particularly advantageous if the contacting surfaces and the current conductors are in contact with each other on surfaces which are aligned perpendicular to the plane of the support surface.
• the electrochemical cell when the spring means act on the contacting surface in a direction extending essentially transversely to the depositing surface, the electrochemical cell can be fixed in a force-fitting manner in the battery accommodating unit, so that further fastening possibilities can be dispensed with.
• the spring means may be dimensioned such that the electrochemical cells are so securely held in their defined positions that an unintentional slipping is not possible.
• an actuating force can overcome the static friction caused by holding force.
• a current conductor may preferably rest on a storage surface.
• the contacting rail preferably has a greater extent along a longitudinal axis of the contacting rail than an electrochemical cell to be used.
• the contacting rail is preferably many times larger along the longitudinal axis than an electrochemical cell to be inserted in this direction.
• a plurality of electrochemical cells can be arranged one behind the other along the contacting rail.
• a plurality of electrochemical cells can be contacted at a contacting rail.
• the contacting rail is arranged at a distance from the support surface.
• a receiving space between the contacting rail and the storage surface may preferably result, in which the electrochemical cell can be accommodated.
• the electrochemical cell can be received between the contacting unit and the storage surface, in particular received frictionally.
• the contacting rail can be attached to a support surface of an adjacent battery receiving unit.
• the contacting rail can extend from a depositing surface of an adjacent battery receiving unit in the direction of the depositing surface. It may be formed in the storage area a separatemaschine istsschiene.
• a plurality of contacting rails can be provided, on each of which a contacting surface is arranged.
• individual contacting rails can have a plurality of separate contacting surfaces. For all the above options applies that different contact surfaces can be aligned parallel to each other.
• a contacting rail forms the depositing surface.
• at least two separate Druckmaschinesschienen are provided, between which preferably the electrochemical cell can be arranged.
• Two current conductors of the electrochemical cell can come into contact with contacting surfaces of the two contacting rails.
• One of the contacting rails can be arranged vertically below and thereby preferably form the depositing surface, which can essentially also accommodate the weight of the electrochemical cell.
• the other contacting rail can be arranged at the top, and in addition to the contacting functions also effect a lateral guiding of the electrochemical cell.
• the storage surface is arranged substantially in a plane.
• the contacting rail is preferably aligned substantially parallel to this plane.
• the plane can be oriented horizontally so that the weight of the electrochemical cell is completely away from the support surface can be supported.
• the storage surface can be formed by a plate over which the electrochemical cell can be moved.
• the storage surface can be held stationary within the battery receiving unit. Alternatively, the storage surface may also be held displaceable relative to other components of the battery receiving unit.
• At least one contacting agent has means for laterally guiding the electrochemical cell, in particular for laterally guiding current conductors of the electrochemical cell.
• Such means may be formed by lateral walls.
• the lateral walls may extend substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the guide rail.
• a lateral guiding can be understood as meaning a guiding which can prevent escape of the electrochemical cell or parts thereof transversely to the longitudinal axis of the contacting rail.
• At least one of the Kunststoff istansschienen may have a U-shaped receiving space for receiving a Stromableiters and / or other parts of the electrochemical cell.
• a contacting rail has a plurality of contacting surface sections, whereby individual contacting surface sections can be insulated from one another. These contacting surface sections can be aligned along a common longitudinal axis, ie in particular aligned one behind the other.
• the contacting surface sections can be formed by a common contacting surface, wherein preferably isolating interruptions of the contacting surface between individual contacting surface sections can be provided. This can result in a total of a segmented design of the contacting surfaces.
• contacting surface sections with different electrical polarities can be formed along a longitudinal axis. These different polarities can be used for different shading of the electrochemical cells. A change in the can be done during operation with a constant mechanical arrangement of the electrochemical cells.
• the shelf is slidably held within the battery receiving unit.
• the storage surface may in particular be held displaceably with respect to a longitudinal axis of the contacting rail and / or an insertion direction of the electrochemical cells.
• the storage surface can preferably be displaceable over a length which corresponds essentially to more than 50%, in particular more than 75%, in particular more than 90%, of the length of the contacting rail.
• the storage surface can be pulled out of a housing of the battery receiving unit, preferably like a drawer. This has the advantage that accommodated electrochemical cells can first be placed on the shelf and then moved in a common process step along the Kunststoffmaschinesschiene.
• the battery receiving unit has shunting means.
• Shunting means are, in particular, those means which enable or at least support a transfer of electrochemical cells from one contacting rail to another contacting rail or from one contacting rail section to another contacting rail section, in particular if the contacting rails or the contacting rail section is angled and / or are arranged laterally offset from one another.
• Such shunting means may preferably comprise a turntable.
• the hub can also be arranged centrally with respect to a plurality of star-shaped arranged to each other justify istsschienenabêten.
• the turntable can serve for the revolver-like conversion of electrochemical cells to individual of the starter-shaped contacting rail sections.
• the turntable is circular in shape and rotatably held in particular with respect to a bottom plate of the battery receiving unit.
• the hub has amaschineticiansschienenabêt, which further preferably passes through a center of the hub.
• the star-shaped arrangement of the star-shaped arranged Kunststoff michmaschines- rail sections can only be limited to an area in the immediate vicinity of the turntable.
• the turntable spaced Kunststofftechniksschienenabête must not necessarily be star-shaped aligned with each other.
• the battery receiving unit preferably has a substantially identical arrangement of contacting rail sections arranged in a star shape relative to one another and the turntable on a ceiling plate lying opposite the base plate.
• the shunting means may alternatively comprise a longitudinally displaceable disc.
• the Kunststoffianssschienen- sections may be configured in different ways and be configured in cross-section, in particular according to the aforementioned possible embodiments of the contacting rails and the contacting surfaces.
• the invention further relates to a method for inserting electrochemical cells in a battery receiving unit, comprising the following steps: depositing the electrochemical cell on a storage surface of the battery receiving unit, bringing into contact a Stromableiters the electrochemical cell with a contact surface of a contact rail of the battery receiving unit, moving the electrochemical Cell along a direction of insertion up to a defined storage position, wherein the current conductor during the displacement is preferably in constant contact with the Jardintechnischsschiene. Minor interruptions, in particular due to interruptions of the contacting rail, are thereby encompassed by the phrase "constant contact".
• At least two or more electrochemical cells are first arranged on a storage surface and then moved together with the storage surface relative to the contacting rail, in particular along a longitudinal axis of the contacting rail.
• FIG. 1 shows a battery station according to the invention
• FIG. 2 details of the battery station of FIG. 1a), FIG.
• Fig. 3 shows the arrangement of Fig. 2 in an alternative embodiment in
• Fig. 5 shows an electrochemical cell within a battery receiving unit
• Fig. 6 an electrochemical cell in a sixth embodiment a) within a battery receiving unit in front view, b) in plan view;
• Fig. 7 an electrochemical cell within a battery receiving unit
• FIG. 8 the contacting surface comprising a plurality of mutually insulated contacting surface sections in side view
• FIG. 10 shows a battery station according to the invention comprising a plurality of battery receiving units arranged movably relative to one another in side view.
• FIG. 1 shows a battery station 1 according to the invention.
• the battery station 1 has a plurality of battery receiving units 2, of which only one battery receiving unit 2 is shown. Further battery receiving units 2 are arranged vertically above and below the battery receiving unit 2 shown.
• the battery receiving unit 2 shown serves to receive at least one electrochemical cell 3, which is not shown in FIG.
• the battery receiving unit 2 has a storage surface 4, which is arranged vertically below, and a ceiling surface 5, which is arranged vertically above. Lateral walls 16 connect the storage surface 4 and the ceiling surface 5 fixed to each other.
• the battery receiving unit 2 shown and others not shown battery receiving units are housed in a not further explained housing 17 of the battery station 1.
• the storage surface 4 is arranged in a plane E.
• the ceiling surface 5 is arranged parallel but vertically spaced from the plane E.
• a contacting unit 6 is suspended from the ceiling surface 5 and faces from the ceiling surface 5 in the direction of the support surface 4.
• the contacting unit 6 has a contacting rail 7 which has an elongated extension and extends almost over the entire length of the support surface or the ceiling surface 4 , 5 extends.
• the battery receiving unit 2 has an insertion opening 18, through which the electrochemical cells not shown in a receiving space 11 which is formed between the storage surface 4 and the ceiling surface 5, can be inserted. The electrochemical cells are introduced in the insertion direction S into the receiving space 11.
• FIG. 2a shows the process of introducing the electrochemical cells 3 into the receiving space 1 1.
• the electrochemical cells 3 are guided through the insertion opening 18 into the receiving space 11.
• the electrochemical cells 3 slide on the support surface 4 along a longitudinal axis A of the contacting rail 7.
• the electrochemical cells 3 can come into contact with the contacting unit 6 at different axial positions.
• the contacting rail 7 extends over an axial path, which corresponds to a multiple of the extent of the electrochemical cells 3 in this direction, namely along the longitudinal axis A.
• FIG. 2 b) it can be seen that the contacting rail 7 has a chamfer 20 at the end facing the insertion opening 18, which serves for improved guidance of the current conductor 9 when the current conductor is brought to the contacting unit 6.
• FIG. 3 shows an alternative arrangement of the battery station 1.
• the storage area 4 is not stationary within held the battery station.
• the contacting unit 6 is slidable within the plane E along the longitudinal axis A of the contacting rail 7 slidably.
• a bearing is provided with a plurality of schematically illustrated rollers 19, by means of which the support surface 4 is held displaceably on a bottom surface 22, which is held stationary within the battery receiving unit 2.
• the displacement of all electrochemical cells 3 occurs together along the contacting rail 7 up to defined positions in which the electrochemical cells 3 remain within the battery receiving unit 2 for operation.
• the insertion direction S, along which the electrochemical cells are moved into the receiving space 1 1, is aligned parallel to the longitudinal axis A in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.
• an electrochemical cell 3 is shown in plan view. It can be seen that two elongate current conductors 9 of the electrochemical cells 3 run parallel to one another, but which can also be made significantly shorter.
• the electrochemical cell 3 is shown within the receiving space 1 1 in front view. The electrochemical cell 3 rests on the support surface 4.
• the contacting unit 6 can be seen with the contacting rail 7.
• the contacting rail 7 is acted upon by spring means 10 from the ceiling surface 5 in the direction of the storage surface 4.
• two contacting surfaces 8 are arranged, which extend in the longitudinal direction of the contacting rail 7.
• the contacting surfaces 8 are in direct current-transmitting contact with the current conductors 9.
• the contacting rail 7 has a substantially rectangular cross-section.
• the electrochemical cell 3 is frictionally held within the battery receiving unit 1.
• FIG. 5 shows alternative embodiments of the contacting unit 6.
• the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 5 a largely corresponds to the contacting unit 6 from FIG. 4. Deviating from this, the contacting rail 7 is held stationary relative to the ceiling surface 5.
• the Kunststofftechniksschiene 7 has a substantially U-shaped cross-section, wherein two spring means 10 are provided within the U-shaped cross-section, can be acted upon by the two contacting surfaces 8 in the direction of the support surface 4. Lateral walls 23 of the contacting rails 7 can protect the spring means 10 against external influences.
• the lateral walls 23 may also protrude further in the direction of the support surface 4, so that the lateral walls 23 also project beyond the contacting surfaces 8 and can thereby guide the current conductors laterally.
• the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 5b) largely corresponds to the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 4. Deviating from this, the contacting unit 6 has two separate contacting rails 7, each of which carries a contacting area 8.
• the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 5c) largely corresponds to the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 5a). Deviating from this, two separate contacting rails 7 are provided, to each of which a contacting surface 8 is attached. In contrast to the device according to FIG.
• the current conductors 9 of the electrochemical cell 3 are arranged laterally on the outside on opposite sides of the electrochemical cell 3.
• the twomaschineticiansschienen 7 of the contacting unit 6 are arranged at a greater distance from each other.
• the current collector 9 are in contact with the storage surfaces 4.
• a contact force, which is applied by the spring means 10 to the current collector 9, is of the Stromableitem 9 transferred directly to the shelf 4.
• a main body 24 of the electrochemical cell 3, which comprises the essential galvanic elements of the electrochemical cell 3, remains largely unaffected by the forces of the spring means 10th
• FIG. 6 shows an alternative embodiment of the contacting unit 6, which largely corresponds to the embodiment according to Figure 5c). In the following, only the differences will be discussed.
• the contacting unit 6 shown in FIG. 6 is suitable for electrochemical cells 3 which have current conductors 9 which protrude transversely from an enclosure of the electrochemical cell 3.
• Contact surfaces 8 of the contacting unit 6 come into contact with the current conductors 9 along surfaces which are aligned perpendicular to the deposition surface 4.
• two contacting surfaces 8 per contacting rail 7 are provided at an axial point of the contacting rail 6, between each of which a current conductor 9 is held.
• the current collector 9 may be frictionally held by the contacting surfaces 8.
• the contacting rails 7 in this case have a cavity, in each of which two spring means 10 are arranged, which act on the two contacting surfaces 8 against each other.
• the spring means 10 can generate such a high normal force on the contacting surfaces and the Stromableitern 9, that in this way the electrochemical cell 3 can be sufficiently secured against unintentional displacement from the defined position.
• the Kunststofftechniksschienen 7 are held stationary relative to the ceiling surface 5.
• Figure 7a is a round cell 3 can be seen, which is held by means of twomaschineticiansschienen 7 ⁇ 7 2 in the receiving space 1 1.
• the upper contacting rail 7i substantially corresponds to the contacting rail 7 according to FIG. 5c).
• the lateral walls 23 of the upper contacting rail 7i protrude so far down, that the upper Stromableiter 9i is guided laterally through the side walls 23.
• Lateral walls 23 of the lower contacting rail 7 2 project so far up that the lower current collector 9 2 are guided by the lateral wall 23.
• the storage surface on which the round cell 3 is deposited is formed by the lower contacting surface 8 2 .
• the lower contacting surface 8 2 is supported on the bottom surface 22 of the battery receiving unit 2.
• FIG. 7b shows an alternative embodiment of the battery receiving unit according to FIG. 7a), with only the differences being discussed.
• the lateral walls 23 of the upper and lower contacting rails protrude so far in the direction of the respective other contacting rail 7i, 7 2 that the lateral walls 23 can laterally support a base body 24 of the electrochemical cell.
• the spring means 0 are also arranged at a different location.
• the contacting surfaces 8 of the upper contacting units 6 can be firmly connected to the upper contacting rail 1.
• the spring means 10 may be arranged between the contacting rail 7 and the ceiling surface 5.
• the spring means may also be attached to the lower contacting rail 7 2 .
• FIG. 8 shows a further embodiment of the contacting unit 6, which is particularly applicable to the different embodiments of the previous figures.
• a contacting surface 8, which is assigned to a contacting rail 7, has a plurality of contacting surface sections 13 arranged axially one behind the other, which are arranged along a common longitudinal axis A. Insulating sections 14 are provided between individual contacting surface sections 13 so that individual contacting surface sections do not have to be in electrically conductive contact, even if they are arranged adjacent to one another. In this way, a flexible shading of different contacting surface sections is possible, which in turn enables a flexible interconnection of the electrochemical cells in contact with the contacting surface sections.
• FIG. 9 shows details of a development of a battery receiving unit according to the invention.
• a plurality of star-shaped arranged to each other Druckmaschinesschienenabête 12 can be seen.
• a hub 15 is arranged, which has a separatemaschineticiansschienenabêt 12 ', which extends through a center of the circular hub 15.
• a corresponding counter-identical arrangement is provided on the ceiling surface 5.
• the contacting rail sections 12 may, in cross-section, be designed in particular as shown in FIGS. 7 a) and b).
• an electrochemical cell can be conveyed to the turntable 15 or conveyed away from the turntable 15.
• the rotary disk 15 allows the transfer from an electrochemical cell 3 from one contacting rail section 12 to another, in particular angled, contacting rail section 12.
• this arrangement makes it possible to maneuver electrochemical cells 3 within the battery receiving unit 2. This is particularly advantageous in automated battery stations when individual electrochemical cells 3 have to be replaced.
• FIG. 10 shows a battery station 1 in a further embodiment.
• the battery station 1 comprises a plurality of battery receiving units 2 of the above-mentioned type.
• the individual battery receiving units 2 are movably held within the battery station 1.
• the battery receiving units 2 can be rotated, similar to a paternoster lift.
• FIGS. 2 to 9 embodiments may also be applied to this battery station.

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