WO2011152221A1 - 電解液供給装置 - Google Patents
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- H01M10/0525—Rocking-chair batteries, i.e. batteries with lithium insertion or intercalation in both electrodes; Lithium-ion batteries
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- the present invention relates to an electrolyte supply device.
- JPH8-236144A describes a conventional electrolyte supply device that supplies an electrolyte stored in a main tank to a battery tank of a lead storage battery via a sub tank.
- a liquid level sensor is provided inside the sub tank, and the remaining amount of the electrolyte in the sub tank is detected by the liquid level sensor.
- the present invention has been made paying attention to such problems, and an object thereof is to suppress impurities such as moisture and dust in the air from being mixed into the electrolytic solution during tank replacement.
- the present invention provides an electrolytic solution supply apparatus comprising: a tank for storing an electrolytic solution; a supplied portion to which an electrolytic solution in the tank is supplied; a pipe connecting the tank and the supplied portion; A gas pumping unit that pumps an inert gas into the tank and a pipe so that the tank electrolyte is supplied to the supplied part through the pipe by increasing the internal pressure of the tank. And a mass flow meter for detecting a mass flow rate of the flowing fluid.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an electrolytic solution supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an electrolytic solution supply apparatus 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention that supplies an electrolytic solution to a battery case of a lithium ion secondary battery.
- Examples of the battery case of the lithium ion secondary battery include a laminate film package.
- the electrolyte supply apparatus 1 includes a main tank 2, a high pressure gas tank 3, a sub tank 4, an electrolyte injector 5, a gas supply pipe 6 connecting the main tank 2 and the high pressure gas tank 3, a main tank 2 and a sub tank. 4, an electrolyte pressure feeding pipe 7, a mass flow meter 8, a vacuum chamber 9, and a controller 10 are provided.
- the main tank 2 is provided with a removable upper lid 21 and stores the electrolyte supplied to the battery case of the lithium ion secondary battery.
- the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2 has a conical shape so that contaminants such as dust, dust, and dust mixed in the electrolyte settle together in the center of the bottom wall 22.
- the electrolytic solution is obtained by dissolving a lithium salt in a volatile combustible organic solvent that does not contain moisture. If moisture as an impurity is mixed in the electrolytic solution, the moisture may react with the current collector metal of the lithium ion secondary battery, which may accelerate deterioration of the lithium ion secondary battery. Therefore, the main tank 2 is prefilled with an inert gas that does not easily contain moisture so that air (oxygen) containing moisture does not enter the main tank 2. In this embodiment, nitrogen is used as the inert gas.
- the high-pressure gas tank 3 stores high-pressure nitrogen gas to be supplied into the main tank 2 through the gas supply pipe 6. Nitrogen gas is supplied to the inside of the main tank 2 using the pressure difference with the main tank 2 to increase the internal pressure of the main tank 2, and the electrolyte stored in the main tank 2 passes through the electrolyte feeding pipe 7. To the sub-tank 4.
- the sub tank 4 and the electrolyte injector 5 are installed inside a chamber 9 whose interior is kept in a vacuum.
- a vacuum pump 91 is connected to the chamber 9 for reducing the pressure inside the chamber 9 and keeping the inside vacuum.
- the sub-tank 4 temporarily stores the electrolyte that has been pumped through the electrolyte pumping pipe 7 in order to supply it to the electrolyte injector 5. Even if a gas such as nitrogen is pumped by temporarily storing the electrolyte solution in the sub tank 4, the gas is directed upward of the sub tank 4 and the electrolyte solution is directed downward of the sub tank 4.
- the electrolytic solution can be separated.
- a gas such as nitrogen in the electrolytic solution temporarily stored in the sub tank 4 is actively sent into the chamber 9 having a low atmospheric pressure. Can be discharged. Therefore, a gas such as nitrogen in the electrolyte temporarily stored in the sub tank 4 can be more effectively separated from the electrolyte.
- the electrolytic solution injector 5 injects the electrolytic solution supplied from the sub tank 4 into a battery case of a lithium ion secondary battery fixed to a jig.
- the main tank 2 is replenished with the electrolytic solution, or the main tank 2 is filled with the electrolytic solution. Need to be replaced.
- the electrolyte solution comes into contact with air during the replenishment, and there is a possibility that moisture and contamination in the air may be mixed as impurities. If moisture is mixed in the electrolytic solution, the lithium ion secondary battery may be quickly deteriorated as described above. If the contamination is mixed, the contaminated portion may be swollen and the appearance may be deteriorated. Therefore, it is preferable to replace the main tank 2 with another main tank 2 that has been filled with the electrolyte in advance when the remaining amount is low.
- the liquid level sensor is removed from the old main tank 2 when the main tank 2 is replaced. It is necessary to attach the surface sensor to the new main tank 2. As a result, when the liquid level sensor is attached, the electrolytic solution comes into contact with air, and there is a possibility that moisture and contamination in the air may be mixed as impurities.
- the remaining amount of the electrolytic solution in the main tank 2 is detected by providing the mass flow meter 8 in the electrolytic solution feeding pipe 7.
- An electrolyte suction portion 71 formed at one end of the electrolyte solution feeding pipe 7 is disposed inside the main tank 2 and is not bottomed so as not to pump the electrolyte solution together with contaminants precipitated on the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2. It is arranged slightly above the wall 22.
- the mass flow meter 8 is provided in the electrolyte feeding pipe 7 and detects the mass of the fluid per unit time flowing through the electrolyte feeding pipe 7 (hereinafter referred to as “mass flow rate”) [kg / s].
- mass flow rate the mass of the fluid per unit time flowing through the electrolyte feeding pipe 7
- a control valve 72 is provided in the electrolyte pressure feeding pipe 7 before and after the mass flow meter 8.
- the control valve 72 is opened and closed based on the detection value of the mass flow meter 8. Specifically, when it is determined that nitrogen is flowing through the electrolytic solution feeding pipe 7 based on the detection value of the mass flow meter 8, that is, when the detection value of the mass flow meter 8 is smaller than a predetermined value. At the same time, both control valves 72 are closed. Thereby, it is possible to suppress a gas such as nitrogen from being pumped to the sub tank 4.
- the controller 10 includes a microcomputer having a central processing unit (CPU), a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), and an input / output interface (I / O interface).
- the mass flow rate detected by the mass flow meter 8 is input to the controller 10.
- the controller 10 opens and closes the control valve 72 based on the input mass flow rate. Specifically, as described above, when the detected value of the mass flow meter 8 becomes smaller than a predetermined value, the control valve 72 is closed.
- the electrolytic solution in the main tank 2 is pumped to the supplied part such as the sub tank 4, and the electrolysis in the main tank 2 is performed.
- the remaining amount of the liquid was detected by a mass flow meter 8 provided in the electrolyte pressure feeding pipe 7.
- the remaining amount of the electrolytic solution in the main tank 2 can be detected simply by replacing the old main tank 2 with the new main tank 2. Therefore, unlike the case where the remaining amount of the electrolytic solution in the main tank 2 is detected by the liquid level sensor, the mounting operation of the liquid level sensor becomes unnecessary, and the electrolytic solution does not come into contact with air. Therefore, since it can suppress that the water
- the gas in the electrolyte can be actively discharged into the chamber 9 having a low atmospheric pressure, so that the electrolysis can be performed more effectively. Gas can be separated from the liquid.
- the detected value of the mass flow meter 8 becomes smaller than a predetermined value at which it can be determined that nitrogen is flowing in the electrolyte solution feeding pipe 7, it is provided in the electrolyte solution feeding pipe 7 before and after the mass flow meter 8.
- the control valve 72 was closed. Thereby, it is possible to suppress a gas such as nitrogen from being pumped to the sub tank 4.
- a Coriolis type mass flow meter 8 was used as the mass flow meter 8.
- a hot-wire mass flow meter 8 can be used, but it is more preferable to use a Coriolis type mass flow meter for the following reason.
- the mass flow rate is detected by inserting a metal thermocouple into the electrolyte feeding pipe 7, so that the thermocouple is corroded by the acidic electrolyte and the mass flow rate can be measured. This is because it may disappear.
- the volume flow rate does not change even when liquid electrolyte passes through or nitrogen passes through, so the effect of this embodiment cannot be obtained.
- the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2 has a conical shape. Thereby, contaminants such as dust, dust, and dust mixed in the electrolytic solution can be collected and settled in the center of the bottom wall 22.
- the electrolyte suction portion 71 of the electrolyte solution feeding pipe 7 was arranged slightly above the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2 so as not to pump the electrolyte solution together with the contamination precipitated on the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2. Thereby, since contamination can be prevented from being mixed into the electrolyte solution pumped to the supplied part such as the sub tank 4, the appearance defect of the lithium ion battery can be further suppressed.
- high-pressure nitrogen gas is pumped to the main tank 2 using the differential pressure between the high-pressure gas tank 3 and the main tank 2, but may be pumped using a pump or the like.
- the shape of the bottom wall 22 of the main tank 2 is not restricted to this,
- the dust mixed with electrolyte solution, dust, dust, etc. It is only necessary to incline at a predetermined angle so that the contaminants are settled together at the bottom of the main tank 2.
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Claims (5)
- 電解液を貯蔵するタンク(2)と、
前記タンク(2)の電解液が供給される被供給部(4)と、
前記タンク(2)と前記被供給部(4)とを接続する配管(7)と、
前記タンク(2)の内部圧力を高めることで前記タンク(2)の電解液が前記配管(7)を介して前記被供給部(4)に供給されるように、前記タンク(2)の内部に不活性ガスを圧送するガス圧送部(3)と、
前記配管(7)に設けられ、その配管(7)を流れる流体の質量流量を検出する質量流量計(8)と、
を備える電解液供給装置。 - 前記被供給部(4)は、減圧された容器(9)の内部に設置される、請求項1に記載の電解液供給装置。
- 前記配管(7)に設けられ、前記質量流量計(8)の検出値が、その配管(7)に不活性ガスが流れていると判断できる所定値よりも小さくなったときに閉じられる制御弁(72)を備える、請求項1に記載の電解液供給装置。
- 前記質量流量計(8)は、コリオリ式の質量流量計である、請求項1に記載の電解液供給装置。
- 前記タンク(2)は、そのタンク(2)の底に電解液中の固体不純物がまとまって沈殿するように、所定の角度で傾斜する底壁(22)を備え、
前記配管(7)の一端(71)は、前記固体不純物を前記被供給部(4)に供給しないように、前記底壁(22)よりも上方の前記タンク(2)内に配置される、請求項1に記載の電解液供給装置。
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