WO2015072010A1 - 角形電池 - Google Patents
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- the present invention provides a rectangular battery can having an opening, a battery lid that seals the opening of the battery can, a space defined by the battery can and the battery lid, and a positive and negative electrode plate.
- the present invention relates to a prismatic battery having a flat wound group and a manufacturing method thereof.
- Cylindrical or square sealed batteries are used in in-vehicle lithium ion batteries.
- cylindrical batteries have been used, but in recent years, prismatic batteries have come to be used from the viewpoint of improving mounting density for in-vehicle use.
- the prismatic battery and the assembled battery obtained by combining a plurality of the batteries are required to be reduced in size and weight, and accordingly, the plate thickness of the battery can is being actively reduced.
- a metal battery can having a rectangular parallelepiped shape in which a depth dimension is larger than a short side dimension of an opening is often used by a deep drawing method or the like.
- a flat wound group is accommodated in this rectangular battery can through an insulating sheet.
- the flat wound group is formed by stacking a positive electrode plate and a negative electrode plate having a current collector foil and winding or alternately laminating a plurality of sheets, and an uncoated portion of a positive electrode active material mixture and a negative electrode active material at both ends. Separated from the uncoated part of the mixture. An electrode plate is joined to each of the uncoated portions by an ultrasonic method or the like.
- the opening of the battery can is sealed with a metal battery lid.
- a positive electrode terminal and a negative electrode terminal for connecting to an external load are fixed to the battery cover via a gasket for performing electrical insulation with the battery cover and maintaining airtightness inside the battery.
- the battery lid is welded to the battery can by laser beam welding or the like, and seals the opening of the battery can.
- a battery container is configured by welding a battery can and a battery lid by fillet welding with a laser. That is, the battery lid is provided with a fitting portion that fits into the opening of the battery can and a flange portion that contacts the upper end surface of the opening of the battery can, and the battery lid has the fitting portion fitted into the opening. In this state, the flange portion is fixed to the upper end surface of the opening of the battery can by fillet welding on both the wide side surface side and the narrow side surface side.
- a battery can and a battery lid are fillet welded with a laser to constitute a battery container. That is, since fillet welding is performed within the range of the plate thickness of the battery can, the weldable range is narrowed as the plate thickness of the battery container is reduced. Further, when welding with the battery lid is performed outside the range of the plate thickness of the battery can due to variations in component accuracy, the range of penetration becomes narrower. Therefore, it may be difficult to ensure a predetermined welding strength.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a prismatic battery in which a welded portion welded between a battery can and a battery lid can secure a preset welding strength. It is to be.
- the prismatic battery of the present invention that solves the above problems is a battery can surrounded by four side walls, the upper end of one side in the height direction of the side wall being opened, and the lower end of the other side in the height direction
- a battery can having a bottom surface portion, and a battery lid welded to an upper end portion of the battery can to seal the battery can, and between the battery can and the battery lid.
- a lateral boundary surface that intersects the height direction of the side wall portion, and a vertical boundary surface that intersects the lateral boundary surface and extends along the height direction of the side wall portion, and the height of the side wall portion is formed. It is characterized in that at least a part of the horizontal boundary surface and at least a part of the vertical boundary surface are welded by a laser irradiated in a direction along the direction.
- the external appearance perspective view of a square battery The disassembled perspective view of the square battery shown in FIG.
- the perspective view which shows the state which expanded a part of flat winding group.
- It is sectional drawing which shows the structural example of the junction part of the battery can and battery lid in 1st Embodiment, and is a figure which shows the cross section before welding.
- It is sectional drawing which shows the structural example of the junction part of the battery can and battery lid in 1st Embodiment, and is a figure which shows the cross section after welding.
- It is sectional drawing which shows the case where there exists a clearance gap between the opening part of the battery can shown to FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B, and the fitting part of a battery cover and is a figure which shows the cross section before welding.
- FIG. 14 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 13.
- FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a prismatic battery as an embodiment of the prismatic battery according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the prismatic battery shown in FIG.
- the prismatic battery 1 is a high-capacity lithium ion secondary battery that is mounted on an electric vehicle (EV), a hybrid vehicle, or the like as an assembled battery in which a plurality of prismatic batteries 1 are combined, for example. It has the structure which accommodated the rotation group and the nonaqueous electrolyte solution in the sealed state.
- EV electric vehicle
- hybrid vehicle hybrid vehicle
- the rectangular battery 1 includes a rectangular battery container including a battery can 100 and a battery lid 200.
- the material of the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200 is, for example, an aluminum metal such as aluminum or an aluminum alloy.
- the battery can 100 has a pair of wide side wall portions 100a, a pair of narrow side wall portions 100b, and a bottom surface portion 100c, and is formed in a rectangular box shape having an open top surface. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the battery can 100 is surrounded by four side walls, the upper end on one side in the height direction of the side wall is opened by the opening 100 d, and the lower end on the other side in the height direction.
- the shape has a bottom surface portion 100c.
- the direction between the bottom surface portion 100c and the opening portion 100d is the vertical direction
- the bottom surface portion 100c side is the lower side
- the opening portion 100d side is the upper side
- the horizontal direction is the horizontal direction, but these are convenient orientations for explaining the configuration of the prismatic battery 1 and do not mean the vertical direction or the horizontal direction.
- the battery can 100 has a pair of wide side wall portions 100a extending upward from a pair of long sides of the rectangular bottom surface portion 100c, and a pair of narrow side wall portions 100b extending upward from a pair of short sides of the bottom surface portion 100c. Is extended.
- the pair of wide side wall portions 100a and the pair of narrow side wall portions 100b are continuous with each other through a chamfer having a predetermined curved surface shape, and extend vertically with a certain closed cross-sectional shape.
- the pair of wide side wall portions 100a and the pair of narrow side wall portions 100b of the battery can 100 have a substantially constant plate thickness and extend from the bottom surface portion 100c to the same height position.
- the opening portion 100d of the battery can 100 opens upward from the battery can 100 so as to have a substantially rectangular shape in plan view extending along a direction orthogonal to the wide side wall portion 100a and the narrow side wall portion 100b. Yes.
- the battery lid 200 is formed of a rectangular flat plate member having a size that closes the opening 100d of the battery can 100.
- the battery lid 200 is laser-welded to the battery can 100 in a state where the battery lid 200 is in contact with the upper end portion of the battery can 100, and seals the opening 100 d of the battery can 100.
- the battery cover 200 is provided with a positive terminal 6 and a negative terminal 7.
- the positive electrode terminal 6 and the negative electrode terminal 7 are provided at positions separated from each other in the long side direction of the battery lid 200.
- the positive electrode terminal 6 and the negative electrode terminal 7 have an upper surface that extends in parallel along the upper surface of the battery lid 200, and the upper surface constitutes a bus bar welding surface capable of welding the bus bar.
- the battery cover 200 is provided with a gas discharge valve 202.
- the gas discharge valve 202 is formed by partially thinning the battery cover 200 by, for example, pressing.
- the gas discharge valve 202 is formed with a cleavage groove so that a large opening is formed at the time of cleavage.
- the gas discharge valve 202 generates heat when the rectangular battery generates heat due to an abnormality such as overcharging, and is cleaved when the pressure inside the battery container rises and reaches a predetermined pressure, and discharges the gas from the inside. By doing so, the pressure in the battery container is reduced.
- a flat wound group 10 is accommodated in the battery can 100.
- the flat wound group 10 is accommodated in the battery can 100 in a state covered with insulating cases 41 and 42 composed of three parts.
- the material of the insulating cases 41 and 42 is an insulating resin such as polypropylene. Thereby, the battery can 100 and the flat wound group 10 are electrically insulated.
- the positive electrode 62 (see FIG. 3) of the flat wound group 10 is electrically connected to the positive terminal 6 via the positive current collector 64, and the negative electrode 72 of the flat wound group 10 is connected to the negative current collector 74. Is electrically connected to the negative terminal 7. Thereby, electric power is supplied from the flat wound group 10 to the external load via the positive terminal 6 and the negative terminal 7, or external generated power is supplied to the flat wound group 10 via the positive terminal 6 and the negative terminal 7. And charged.
- the battery lid assembly 2 includes a battery lid 200, a positive electrode terminal 6 and a negative electrode terminal 7 attached to each of a pair of through holes 201 provided in the battery lid 200, a positive electrode current collector 64, and a negative electrode current collector 74.
- the battery lid assembly 2 compresses the gasket 5 by performing a caulking process on each of the positive electrode terminal 6 and the negative electrode terminal 7, and defines and fixes the inner surface side and the outer surface side of the battery container.
- the material of the positive electrode terminal 6 and the positive electrode current collector 64 is aluminum or an aluminum alloy.
- the material of the negative electrode terminal 7 and the negative electrode current collector 74 is copper or a copper alloy.
- the material of the insulating member 8 and the gasket 5 is an insulating resin such as polybutylene terephthalate, polyphenylene sulfide, perfluoroalkoxy fluororesin.
- the battery lid 200 is provided with a liquid injection hole 203.
- the flat wound group 10 is accommodated in the battery can 100, the opening 100 d of the battery can 100 is closed with the battery lid 200, and the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 100.
- An electrolytic solution is injected from 203 into the battery can 100.
- the electrolytic solution for example, a non-aqueous electrolytic solution in which a lithium salt such as lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF 6 ) is dissolved in a carbonate-based organic solvent such as ethylene carbonate can be used.
- the liquid injection hole 203 is sealed by the sealing plug 3 after injecting the electrolytic solution into the battery can 100.
- the sealing plug 3 is welded to the battery lid 200 to seal the liquid injection hole 203.
- the liquid injection hole 203 is formed so as to penetrate in the thickness direction of the battery lid 200, and an annular annular recess is formed concentrically along the outer periphery of the liquid injection hole 203 on the upper surface side of the battery lid 200. It is recessed.
- the annular recess is provided on the upper surface (outside of the battery container) side of the battery lid 200 constituting one side surface of the battery container so as to be recessed toward the inside of the battery container, and is formed by, for example, spot facing.
- the sealing plug 3 has a disk shape, is inserted into the liquid injection hole 203 after the liquid injection process, and is hermetically sealed by laser welding.
- the sealing plug 3 is formed of, for example, an aluminum metal such as aluminum or an aluminum alloy.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state where the winding end portion side of the flat wound group 10 shown in FIG. 2 is developed.
- the flat wound group 10 that is also a power storage element has a long positive electrode 62 and a negative electrode 72 in a flat shape around the winding axis W with a separator 80 interposed therebetween.
- the flat wound group 10 is a flat wound electrode group in which curved surface portions having a semicircular arc shape in cross section are formed at both ends, and a flat surface portion between the curved surface portions is a substantially flat surface portion.
- the positive electrode 62 includes a positive electrode foil 61 and a positive electrode active material mixture layer 63 formed by coating a positive electrode active material mixture in which a binder (binder) is mixed with the positive electrode active material on both surfaces of the positive electrode foil 61.
- the negative electrode 72 includes a negative electrode foil 71, a negative electrode active material mixture layer 73 formed by applying a negative electrode active material mixture in which a negative electrode active material is mixed with a binder (binder) on both surfaces of the negative electrode foil 71, and Have Charging / discharging is performed between the positive electrode active material and the negative electrode active material.
- the positive foil 61 is an aluminum alloy foil having a thickness of about 20 to 30 ⁇ m
- the negative foil 71 is a copper alloy foil having a thickness of about 15 to 20 ⁇ m.
- the material of the separator 80 is a porous polyethylene resin.
- the positive electrode active material is a lithium-containing transition metal double oxide such as lithium manganate
- the negative electrode active material is a carbon material such as graphite capable of reversibly occluding and releasing lithium ions.
- One end of the flat wound group 10 in the width direction is an uncoated portion where the positive electrode active material mixture layer 63 is not formed (exposure of the positive foil 61).
- Part) is a laminated part.
- the other is a portion where an uncoated portion (exposed portion of the negative electrode foil 71) where the negative electrode active material mixture layer 73 is not formed is laminated.
- the laminated body of the positive electrode side uncoated part and the laminated body of the negative electrode side uncoated part are respectively crushed in advance in the thickness direction of the flat wound group 10 (in the direction of arrow D in FIG. 3), respectively. 2 are connected by ultrasonic bonding between the positive electrode current collector 64 and the positive electrode current collector protective foil 65 and between the negative electrode current collector 74 and the negative electrode current collector protective foil 75 (see FIG. 2).
- FIG. 4A and 4B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the present embodiment
- FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the battery can 100 includes a lateral upper end surface 121 that intersects the height direction of the side wall portion at the upper end portion of the battery can 100, and an inner portion in the vertical direction along the height direction of the side wall portion on the inside and outside of the battery can 100.
- a wall surface 111 and an outer wall surface 131 are provided.
- the battery lid 200 has a flange portion 220 provided along the outer peripheral portion, and a lower convex portion 210 formed on the inner portion excluding the outer peripheral portion.
- the lower convex portion 210 has a size that protrudes toward the battery can 100 side from the flange portion 220 and is fitted into the opening 100 d of the battery can 100.
- the battery lid 200 is formed such that the thickness in the flange portion 220 is thinner than the thickness in the lower convex portion 210, and a lid step surface 211 is formed between the flange portion 220 and the lower convex portion 210.
- the lid step surface 211 has a height that is a difference between the thickness of the flange portion 220 and the thickness of the lower convex portion 210.
- the battery lid 200 is placed on the battery can 100, so that the lower convex portion 210 is inserted into the opening 100 d of the battery can 100.
- the lower surface (first opposing surface) 221 of the flange portion 220 is in contact with the upper end surface 121 of the battery can 100, and the lid step surface (second opposing surface) of the battery lid 200 is in contact with the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100.
- 211 are arranged facing each other.
- a lateral lateral boundary surface Fx perpendicular to the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100 is formed between the upper end surface 121 of the battery can 100 and the lower surface 221 of the flange portion 220 of the battery lid 200.
- a vertical longitudinal boundary surface Fy along the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100 orthogonal to the lateral boundary surface Fx. Is formed. That is, the battery lid 200 is opposed to the upper surface of the battery can 100 and forms a lateral boundary surface Fx, and the first facing surface (lower surface 221) is orthogonal to the first facing surface and faces the inner wall surface of the battery can 100.
- the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy have L-shaped cross sections that are orthogonal to each other and intersect at the corner K1, and are continuously formed along the outer periphery of the battery lid 200.
- the lateral boundary surface Fx may not be completely perpendicular to the height direction of the side wall portion, and the lateral boundary surface Fx and the longitudinal boundary surface Fy may not be completely orthogonal.
- the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 100 by the laser EB and hermetically seals the opening 100d.
- the laser EB is irradiated from the upper side of the battery lid 200 in the vertical direction along the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100, and at least a part of the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy. Weld at least a part of
- the laser EB is irradiated from above the battery cover 200 toward a position directly above the corner K1, which is a position inside the outer peripheral end face 222 by a predetermined distance. Then, the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB and the two directions in the width direction intersecting the irradiation direction are simultaneously melted to form a welded portion 301 for welding between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100. .
- the laser EB is irradiated with the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100 as a reference.
- the welded portion 301 is provided so as to include a corner portion K1 in which the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy are orthogonal to each other, and hermetically seals between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200.
- the welded portion 301 is formed by melting from the upper surface of the battery lid 200 to a position deeper than the thickness of the flange portion 220, joins the lateral boundary surface Fx by the welding width w1, and forms the second boundary surface portion F2 by the welding height w2. It is joined.
- the lateral boundary surface Fx is partially welded by a preset welding width w1 from a corner portion K1 where the lateral boundary surface Fx and the longitudinal boundary surface Fy intersect, and the longitudinal boundary surface Fy extends from the corner portion K1. It is partially welded by a preset welding depth w2.
- the welded portion 301 is provided continuously over the entire circumference along the vertical boundary surface Fy.
- the prismatic battery 1 is deformed in a direction in which the battery case expands due to an increase in internal pressure or the like, and a force in a direction in which the flange portion 220 of the battery lid 200 is peeled off from the upper end surface 121 of the battery can 100, that is, the lateral boundary surface Fx.
- the longitudinal boundary surface Fy extending in the direction orthogonal to the lateral boundary surface Fx is also welded by the welded portion 301 in addition to the lateral boundary surface Fx.
- a shearing force can be applied between the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200 and the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 to resist the force in the direction in which the battery lid 200 is peeled off, resulting in high welding strength. Can be obtained. Therefore, stable welding strength can be obtained, and an effect of suppressing variation in welding strength can be obtained.
- FIGS. 5A and 5B are cross-sectional views showing a case where there is a gap between the opening of the battery can and the fitting part of the battery lid shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, and FIG. 5A shows a cross-section before welding.
- FIG. 5B is a view showing a cross section after welding.
- Each component of the prismatic battery 1 usually has a dimensional tolerance. Especially when a mass-produced product is assembled, as shown in FIG. 5A, the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 and the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200 are separated. A gap G may be locally generated between them. Even in such a case, the welded portion 301 can be formed by irradiating the laser EB from above the battery lid 200 toward the corner K1.
- the welded portion 301 is provided at a corner portion K1 where the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy are orthogonal to each other, and hermetically seals between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200. As shown in FIG. 5B, the welded portion 301 can join the lateral boundary surface Fx by the welding width w1 and the second boundary surface portion F2 by the welding height w2 even when the gap G is generated.
- the prismatic battery 1 irradiates a laser EB from above the battery can 100 to penetrate the welded portion 301 in the thickness direction of the battery lid 200 and melt it to the battery can 100, so that the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy Both are joined together. Since the battery can 100 is a thin plate press-molded product, the rigidity of the upper end of the battery can 110 is low, and the dimensional shape of the opening 100d tends to vary.
- the focal length of the laser is likely to shift, and advanced control for adjusting the focal length is necessary.
- the welded portion may protrude from the outer wall 131 of the battery can 100 to the side.
- the rectangular battery 1 of this embodiment irradiates the laser EB from above the battery lid 200, the focal length is difficult to shift, it can be easily welded, and a certain welding quality can be obtained. It has the effect of being easy to manufacture. Moreover, it can prevent that the welding part 301 protrudes to the side rather than the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100, and when it is set as an assembled battery, assembly property is good.
- the prismatic battery 1 is welded by being irradiated with laser EB with reference to the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100.
- the laser EB is irradiated so as to continuously move from the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100 to the inner side of the battery can 100 by the thickness of the battery can 100 over the entire outer periphery of the battery lid 200.
- the battery lid 200 may be displaced in the lateral direction due to the dimensional tolerance. Therefore, if the laser EB is irradiated with the outer peripheral end surface 222 of the battery lid 200 as a reference, the corner is caused by the dimensional tolerance. The portion K1 cannot be accurately captured, and there is a possibility that both the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy cannot be welded at the same time.
- the rectangular battery 1 in the present embodiment irradiates the laser EB with the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100 as a reference
- the irradiation width of the laser EB is set to a width considering the dimensional tolerance. Accordingly, the corner portion K1 can be accurately captured, and both the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy can be welded simultaneously.
- the welding height w ⁇ b> 2 of the welded portion 301 at the vertical boundary surface Fy is shorter than the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200, and the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200 are located below the welded portion 301. A portion facing the lid step surface 211 is formed. Therefore, the spatter generated when the laser EB is irradiated can be caught at the facing portion, and the spatter can be prevented from entering the inside of the battery container.
- FIG. 13 is a plan view showing another structural example of the joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid of the first embodiment
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.
- the welded portion 301 is continuously provided over the entire circumference along the vertical boundary surface Fy.
- the wide side wall portion 100a and the narrow side wall portion 100b of the battery can 100 are not provided.
- the rigidity of the battery can 100 is high and the amount of expansion / deformation is small. Therefore, the welded portion 301 may not be provided along the vertical boundary surface Fy. Only the lateral boundary surface Fx may be welded. According to such a configuration, it is not necessary to irradiate the laser EB along the R shape at the corner, the trajectory can be a simple rectangular shape, and the control of the irradiation position where the laser EB is irradiated can be simplified.
- FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the second embodiment
- FIG. 6A is a view showing a cross section before welding
- FIG. 6B is a cross section after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- a characteristic feature of this embodiment is that the upper protrusion 230 is provided on the upper surface of the battery lid 200.
- the upper protrusion 230 is integrally formed when the battery lid 200 is press-molded.
- the upper convex part 230 protrudes toward the side away from the battery can 100 in the thickness direction of the battery lid 200 with respect to the flange part 220, and has a step surface 231 between the flange part 220.
- the step surface 231 is disposed on the inner side of the battery cover 200 than the lid step surface 211 between the lower convex portion 210 and the flange portion 220, that is, on the side away from the outer peripheral end surface 222 through the lid step surface 211. ing. Therefore, the thickness of the portion of the battery lid 200 irradiated with the laser EB can be reduced, the output of the laser EB can be reduced, and energy can be saved.
- the battery lid 200 is provided with the upper protrusion 230 on the upper surface thereof, so that the protrusion height of the lower protrusion 210 can be lowered accordingly. Therefore, when the opening 100d of the battery can 100 is closed, a larger internal volume of the battery container can be secured, and the size of the flat wound group 10 is increased by an amount corresponding to the increase in the volume. High capacity can be achieved. In addition, by lowering the protruding height of the lower convex portion 210, it is possible to prevent the rigidity of the battery lid 200 from being lowered, leading to an improvement in the strength of the battery lid 200.
- FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 7A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- a characteristic feature of this embodiment is that a protrusion 240 that is melted by irradiation with the laser EB and serves as a melting allowance is provided at the outer peripheral end of the flange 220.
- the protrusion 240 is integrally formed when the battery lid 200 is press-molded.
- the protruding portion 240 protrudes upward from the flange portion 220 in the same direction as the upper convex portion 230, and is continuously provided along the outer periphery of the battery lid 200. And in this embodiment, it protrudes to the same height as the upper convex part 230, and has a lateral width smaller than the plate
- the protrusion 240 is disposed on the side of the flange 220 where the laser EB is irradiated and is melted by the laser EB.
- the laser EB is irradiated from above the battery lid 200 toward the corner K1 that is the intersection of the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy, and in the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB and the irradiation direction.
- the two directions in the intersecting width direction are simultaneously melted to form a welded portion 302 that welds between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100.
- the projecting portion 240 is melted by the laser EB and used for welding supplementary metal of the welded portion 302.
- the welded portion 302 has a volume that is increased by the amount of melting of the protruding portion 240, the cooling rate is reduced, and the stress that acts during solidification shrinkage after welding is relaxed. Therefore, cracks and the like of the welded portion 302 can be effectively prevented, and high welding quality can be obtained.
- FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B are cross-sectional views showing a structure example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the fourth embodiment
- FIG. 8A is a view showing a cross section before welding
- FIG. 8B is a cross section after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- a characteristic feature of this embodiment is that the rib portion 250 is provided on the lower convex portion 210 of the battery lid 200.
- the rib portion 250 is integrally formed when the battery lid 200 is press-molded.
- the rib portion 250 is provided over the entire circumference along the outer peripheral end portion of the lower convex portion 210 so as to protrude downward from the lower convex portion 210 and face the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100.
- the lid step surface 211 between the lower convex part 210 and the flange part 220 extends below the lower convex part 210 by the rib part 250, extends the vertical boundary surface Fy downward, and makes its distance longer, It is possible to face the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 over a wider area.
- the welding height w2 it is possible to extend the welding height w2 and increase the resistance to the shearing force acting on the longitudinal boundary surface Fy. Further, the distance of the vertical boundary surface Fy below the welded portion 301 is increased, and the weld metal (when the welded portion 301 is welded between the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 and the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200 ( It is possible to assemble the battery with higher quality by catching (sputtering) and preventing it from entering the inside of the battery container.
- FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 9A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 9B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- What is characteristic in the present embodiment is that two steps are formed between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200 by forming a step at the upper end of the battery can 100 and fitting the battery lid 200 into the step.
- This is a structure in which the surface is laser welded.
- the battery can 100 has an upper end surface 122, a lower end surface 123, and a can step surface 124 at the upper end of the battery can 100.
- the upper stage end surface 122 and the lower stage end surface 123 are formed in a lateral direction orthogonal to (intersect) the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100.
- the upper stage end surface 122 is provided on the outer wall surface 131 side of the upper end portion of the battery can 100
- the lower stage end surface 123 is provided on the inner wall surface 111 side of the battery can 100 on the lower end side of the battery can 100 with respect to the upper stage end surface 122. Yes.
- the can step surface 124 is interposed between the upper end surface 122 and the lower end surface 123 and is formed in the vertical direction along the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100.
- the upper stage end surface 122 and the lower stage end surface 123 are integrally formed when the battery can 100 is press-molded.
- the upper stage end surface 122 and the lower stage end surface 123 are provided continuously along the entire periphery along the upper end portion of the battery can 100.
- the battery lid 200 is placed on the battery can 100 to close the opening 100 d of the battery can 100, the lower surface 241 contacts the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100, and the outer peripheral end surface 222 is the can of the battery can 100. Opposite the step surface 124. Accordingly, a lateral boundary surface Fx is formed between the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100 and the lower surface 241 of the battery lid 200, and between the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100 and the outer peripheral end surface 222 of the battery lid 200. A vertical boundary surface Fy is formed.
- the lower surface 241 of the battery lid 200 constitutes a first opposing surface that forms the lateral boundary surface Fx facing the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100, and the outer peripheral end surface 222 of the battery lid 200 is orthogonal to the first opposing surface.
- a second facing surface that forms the vertical boundary surface Fy is configured to face the can step surface 124.
- the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy have L-shaped cross sections that are orthogonal to each other and intersect at the corner K2, and are continuously formed along the outer periphery of the battery lid 200. .
- the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 100 by the laser EB and hermetically seals the opening 100d.
- the laser EB is irradiated from the upper side of the battery lid 200 in the vertical direction along the height direction of the side wall portion of the battery can 100, and at least a part of the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy. Weld at least a part of
- Laser EB is irradiated from above the battery lid 200 toward the corner K2 where the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy are orthogonal to each other along the vertical boundary surface Fy. Then, the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB and the two directions in the width direction intersecting the irradiation direction are simultaneously melted to form a welded portion 303 for welding between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100. .
- the laser EB is irradiated with the outer wall surface 131 of the battery can 100 as a reference.
- the welded portion 303 is provided so as to include a corner portion K1 in which the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the vertical boundary surface Fy are orthogonal to each other, and hermetically seals between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200.
- the welded portion 303 is formed by melting from the upper surface of the battery lid 200 to a position deeper than the corner portion K2, and joins the lateral boundary surface Fx by the welding width w3, and the longitudinal boundary surface Fy over the entire vertical direction. It is joined.
- the horizontal boundary surface Fx is partially welded by a preset welding width w3 from the corner K2, and the vertical boundary surface Fy is welded over the entire vertical direction.
- the welded portion 301 is provided continuously over the entire circumference along the vertical boundary surface Fy.
- the prismatic battery 1 is deformed in a direction in which the battery case expands due to an increase in internal pressure or the like, and a force in a direction to peel the outer peripheral portion of the battery cover 200 from the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100, that is, the lateral boundary surface Fx.
- the peeling direction force acts, the longitudinal boundary surface Fy extending in the direction orthogonal to the lateral boundary surface Fx is also welded by the welded portion 303 in addition to the lateral boundary surface Fx. Therefore, a force in the shearing direction can be applied between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100 to resist the force in the direction of peeling the battery lid 200, and high welding strength can be obtained.
- the rectangular battery 1 has a weld width w3 of the welded portion 301 at the lateral boundary surface Fx that is shorter than the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100 and is closer to the inner side of the battery container than the welded portion 303 and the lower end end surface 123 of the battery can 100 and the battery.
- a portion facing the lower surface 241 of the lid 200 is formed. Therefore, the spatter generated when the laser EB is irradiated can be caught at the facing portion, and the spatter can be prevented from entering the inside of the battery container.
- FIG. 10A and FIG. 10B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the sixth embodiment.
- FIG. 10A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 10B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- one of the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100 and the outer peripheral end surface 222 of the battery lid 200 has a higher height in the vertical direction than the other, and the higher one That is, it is partially melted by the irradiation of the laser EB to make a melting allowance.
- the height of the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100 is larger than the thickness of the battery cover 200, and a protrusion 132 disposed above the upper surface 251 of the battery cover 200 is formed at the upper end of the battery cover 200. Is provided.
- the protrusion 132 is integrally formed when the battery can 100 is press-molded. The protrusion 132 is provided over the entire periphery along the outer edge of the opening 100 d of the battery can 100.
- the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 110 by irradiation with the laser EB, and seals the opening 100d.
- the laser EB is irradiated from above the battery cover 200 toward the corner portion K2 along the vertical boundary surface Fy.
- the laser EB is bi-directional in the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB and the width direction intersecting the irradiation direction. At the same time, it melts to form a welded portion 304 that welds between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100.
- the protrusion 132 is melted by the laser EB and used for the weld supplement metal of the weld 304.
- the welded portion 304 has a volume that is increased by the amount by which the protrusion 132 is melted, and the stress that acts during solidification shrinkage after welding is relieved. Therefore, cracks and the like of the welded portion 302 can be effectively prevented, and high-quality welding can be performed.
- FIG. 11A and FIG. 11B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the seventh embodiment.
- FIG. 11A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 11B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- the height of the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100 is smaller than the thickness of the battery lid 200.
- the thickness of the battery lid 200 is larger than the height of the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100, and the upper end edge 252 of the outer peripheral portion of the battery lid 200 is located above the upper end surface 122 of the battery can 100. Exposed.
- the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 110 by irradiation with the laser EB, and seals the opening 100d.
- the laser EB is irradiated from above the battery cover 200 toward the corner portion K2 along the vertical boundary surface Fy.
- the laser EB is bi-directional in the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB and the width direction intersecting the irradiation direction. At the same time, it melts to form a welded portion 305 that welds between the battery lid 200 and the battery can 100.
- the upper end edge 252 of the outer peripheral portion of the battery lid 200 is melted by the laser EB and used for welding supplementary metal of the welded portion 305.
- the welded portion 305 has a volume that is increased by the amount of melting of the upper edge portion 252, and the stress that acts during solidification shrinkage after welding is relieved. Therefore, cracks and the like of the welded portion 302 can be effectively prevented, and high welding quality can be obtained.
- FIG. 12A and FIG. 12B are cross-sectional views showing a structural example of a joint portion between the battery can and the battery lid in the eighth embodiment.
- FIG. 12A is a cross-sectional view before welding
- FIG. 12B is a cross-sectional view after welding.
- the detailed description is abbreviate
- a plurality of steps formed between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200 are formed by providing steps at the upper end of the battery can 100 and the outer peripheral end of the battery lid 200, respectively. That is, the boundary surfaces are each laser welded.
- the battery can 100 has an upper end surface 122 in the lateral direction orthogonal to (intersects) the height direction of the side wall at the upper end of the battery can 100, and the inside of the battery can 100 on the lower end side of the battery can 100 with respect to the upper end surface 122.
- the battery lid 200 is opposed to the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100 and forms a lateral boundary surface Fx.
- the lower surface (first opposed surface) 221 of the flange portion 220 and the lower surface 221 of the flange portion 220 are orthogonal to the battery can 100.
- the outer peripheral end surface (second opposing surface) 222 that forms the first vertical boundary surface Fy1 facing the can step surface 124 and the inner surface 111 of the battery can 100 that is orthogonal to the lower surface 221 of the flange portion 220 and facing the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100.
- 2 has a lid step surface (third opposing surface) 211 that forms two vertical boundary surfaces Fy2.
- the battery lid 200 is placed on the battery can 100 to close the opening 100d of the battery can 100, and the lower surface 221 of the flange 220 contacts the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100 as shown in FIG. 12A.
- the outer peripheral end surface 222 faces the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100.
- the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200 faces the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100.
- the first vertical boundary surface Fy1 is formed between the can step surface 124 of the battery can 100 and the outer peripheral end surface 222 of the battery lid 200, and the lower end surface 123 of the battery can 100 and the flange portion 220 of the battery lid 200 are formed.
- a horizontal boundary surface Fx is formed therebetween, and a second vertical boundary surface Fy2 is formed between the inner wall surface 111 of the battery can 100 and the lid step surface 211 of the battery lid 200.
- the first vertical boundary surface Fy1 and the second horizontal boundary surface Fx are orthogonal to each other and intersect at the corner K3, and the horizontal boundary surface Fx and the second vertical boundary surface Fy2 are orthogonal to each other at the corner K4.
- Crossing, the cross-sectional shape of the whole boundary surface is a crank shape, and it forms continuously along the outer periphery of the battery lid 200 over the entire periphery.
- the battery lid 200 is welded to the battery can 100 by the laser EB and hermetically seals the opening 100d.
- the laser EB is irradiated from above the battery lid 200 toward the corners K3 and K4 with a width including the vertical boundary surfaces Fy1 and Fy2, and in the depth direction along the irradiation direction of the laser EB.
- intersect an irradiation direction are fuse
- the welded portion 306 hermetically seals between the battery can 100 and the battery lid 200.
- the welded portion 306 is formed by melting from the upper surface of the battery lid 200 to a position deeper than the corner portions K3 and K4, and joins the first vertical boundary surface Fy1 in the height direction to form the horizontal boundary surface Fx. Are joined in the horizontal direction, and the second vertical boundary surface Fy2 is joined by the welding height w2.
- the force acting in the height direction and the lateral direction are compared with the case where only one of the boundary surfaces is welded. Both of the acting forces can be resisted and a high welding strength can be obtained.
- the present invention is not limited to the contents of the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention.
- the case where three boundary surfaces are respectively welded has been described as an example.
- a structure may be employed in which either one of the vertical boundary surfaces Fy1 and Fy2 and the horizontal boundary surface Fx are welded. High weld strength can be obtained.
- a structure in which the upper protrusion 230 is provided on the surface of the battery cover 200, a structure in which the protrusion 240 is provided on the battery cover 200 as a melting allowance, and the battery cover 200 is also effective in the structures shown in the fifth to seventh embodiments.
- the present invention accommodates a flat wound group formed by winding a positive electrode, a negative electrode and a separator into a flat shape, and a flat wound group, and has an opening at one end and the other end is closed.
- the battery can has a flat rectangular parallelepiped shape whose side faces are formed by a wide side face and a narrow side face, and an engaging portion that is engaged with an end face of the side face of the battery can, and the opening of the battery can is sealed by welding.
- a prismatic battery having a battery lid wherein the battery lid has a welded portion on an upper surface thereof, and the engagement portion of the battery lid is engaged with two surfaces at least intersecting an end surface of the battery can side surface in a cross section in the thickness direction.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various designs can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention described in the claims. It can be changed.
- the above-described embodiment has been described in detail for easy understanding of the present invention, and is not necessarily limited to one having all the configurations described.
- a part of the configuration of an embodiment can be replaced with the configuration of another embodiment, and the configuration of another embodiment can be added to the configuration of an embodiment.
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図1は、本発明に係る角形電池の一実施の形態としての角形電池の外観斜視図、図2は、図1に示す角形電池の分解斜視図である。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第2実施形態について図6A、図6Bを用いて説明する。図6A、図6Bは、第2実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図6Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図6Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、第1実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第3実施形態について図7A、図7Bを用いて説明する。図7A、図7Bは、第3実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図7Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図7Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上述の各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第4実施形態について図8A、図8Bを用いて説明する。図8A、図8Bは、第4実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図8Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図8Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上記した各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第5実施形態について図9A、図9Bを用いて説明する。図9A、図9Bは、第5実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図9Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図9Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上記した各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第6実施形態について図10A、図10Bを用いて説明する。図10A、図10Bは、第6実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図10Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図10Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上述の各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第7実施形態について図11A、図11Bを用いて説明する。図11A、図11Bは、第7実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図11Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図11Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上述の各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
次に、本発明の角形電池の第8実施形態について図12A、図12Bを用いて説明する。図12A、図12Bは、第8実施形態における電池缶と電池蓋との接合部分の構造例を示す断面図であり、図12Aは溶接前の断面を示す図、図12Bは溶接後の断面を示す図である。なお、上述の各実施形態と同様の構成要素には同一の符号を付することでその詳細な説明を省略する。
100 電池缶
111 内壁面
121 上端面
122 上段端面
123 下段端面
124 缶段差面
200 電池蓋
210 下凸部
211 蓋段差面(第2対向面、第3対向面)
220 フランジ部
221 下面(第1対向面)
222 外周端面
230 上凸部
241 下面
301-307 溶接部
Fx 横境界面
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- 4つの側壁部で囲まれた電池缶であって、該側壁部の高さ方向一方側の上端部が開口し、高さ方向他方側の下端部に底面部を有する電池缶と、前記電池缶の上端部に溶接されて前記電池缶を封止する電池蓋と、を備える角形電池であって、
前記電池缶と前記電池蓋との間には、前記側壁部の高さ方向に交差する横方向の横境界面と、該横境界面に交差して前記側壁部の高さ方向に沿った縦方向の縦境界面とが形成されており、前記側壁部の高さ方向に沿った縦方向に照射されるレーザによって前記横境界面の少なくとも一部と前記縦境界面の少なくとも一部が溶接されている構成を有することを特徴とする角形電池。 - 前記電池缶は、該電池缶の上端部で前記側壁部の高さ方向に交差する横方向の上端面と、該上端面交差して前記電池缶の内側で前記側壁部の高さ方向に沿った縦方向の内壁面とを有し、
前記電池蓋は、前記電池缶の上端面に対向して前記横境界面を形成する第1対向面と、該第1対向面に交差し前記電池缶の内壁面に対向して前記縦境界面を形成する第2対向面とを有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の角形電池。 - 前記電池蓋は、該電池蓋の外周部に沿って設けられるフランジ部と、該フランジ部よりも前記電池缶側に向かって突出して前記電池缶の開口に嵌入される下凸部とを有し、前記電池缶の上端面に対向する前記フランジ部の下面によって前記第1対向面が形成され、前記フランジ部と前記下凸部との間に介在されて前記電池缶の側壁部に対向する蓋段差面によって前記第2対向面が形成されることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の角形電池。
- 前記横境界面は、該横境界面と前記縦境界面とが交差する角部から予め設定された溶接幅分だけ部分的に溶接され、前記縦境界面は、前記角部から予め設定された溶接深さ分だけ部分的に溶接されていることを特徴とする請求項3に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池蓋は、前記フランジ部よりも前記電池蓋の厚さ方向で且つ前記電池缶から離間する側に向かって突出する上凸部を有することを特徴とする請求項4に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池蓋は、前記フランジ部から前記上凸部と同じ方向に突出して前記レーザによって溶融される突起部を有することを特徴とする請求項5に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池蓋は、前記下凸部から突出して前記電池缶の側壁部に対向するリブ部を有することを特徴とする請求項5に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池缶は、該電池缶の上端部で前記側壁部の高さ方向に交差する横方向の上段端面と、該上段端面よりも前記電池缶の下端部側で前記電池缶の内部側に形成された前記横方向の下段端面と、前記上段端面と前記下段端面との間に介在されて前記側壁部の高さ方向に沿った縦方向の缶段差面とを有し、
前記電池蓋は、前記電池缶の下段端面に対向して前記横境界面を形成する第1対向面と、該第1対向面に交差し前記缶段差面に対向して前記縦境界面を形成する第2対向面とを有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の角形電池。 - 前記電池蓋は、前記電池缶の下段端面に当接される下面と、前記電池缶の缶段差面に対向する外周端面とを有し、
前記電池缶の前記下段端面に当接される前記電池蓋の下面によって前記第1対向面が形成され、前記電池缶の缶段差面に対向する前記電池蓋の外周端面によって前記第2対向面が形成されることを特徴とする請求項8に記載の角形電池。 - 前記横境界面は、前記横境界面と前記縦境界面とが交差する角部から予め設定された溶接幅分だけ部分的に溶接され、前記縦境界面は、縦方向全体に亘って溶接されていることを特徴とする請求項9に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池缶の缶段差面と前記電池蓋の外周端面は、いずれか一方が他方よりも前記縦方向の高さが高いことを特徴とする請求項10に記載の角形電池。
- 前記電池缶は、該電池缶の上端部で前記側壁部の高さ方向に交差する横方向の上段端面と、該上段端面よりも前記電池缶の下端部側で前記電池缶の内部側に形成された前記横方向の下段端面と、前記上段端面と前記下段端面との間に介在されて前記側壁部の高さ方向に沿った縦方向の缶段差面とを有し、
前記電池蓋は、前記電池缶の下段端面に対向して前記横境界面を形成する第1対向面と、該第1対向面に交差し前記電池缶の段差面に対向して第1の前記縦境界面を形成する第2対向面と、前記第1対向面に直交し前記電池缶の内壁面に対向して第2の前記縦境界面を形成する第3対向面と、
を有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の角形電池。
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