Secondary battery
US-9224992-B2 · Dec 29, 2015 · US
US10135039B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10135039-B2 |
| Application number | US-201314430980-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 2, 2013 |
| Priority date | Sep 26, 2012 |
| Publication date | Nov 20, 2018 |
| Grant date | Nov 20, 2018 |
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The invention relates to a battery cell ( 1 ), in particular a lithium ion battery cell, in which a wrapping element, two current collectors and an electrolyte are accommodated in a housing ( 11 ). The prismatically formed housing ( 11 ) comprises a container that is open towards the upper side and a cover arrangement having a cover plate ( 23 ) closing the opening ( 14 ) of said container. The cover plate ( 23 ) and a wall of the container ( 13 ) are designed in the region of the opening ( 14 ) in such a manner that the wall prevents a movement of the cover plate ( 23 ) from the opening by means of a positive connection. An elastically compressible sealing element ( 31 ) is provided between the wall and a wall surface of an outer edge ( 27 ) of the cover plate directed towards said wall, in order to seal the cover plate ( 23 ) hermetically against the container ( 13 ). On the basis of the positive connection between the cover plate ( 23 ) and the edge of the container ( 13 ) a sealing effect can hereby likewise increase while the inner pressure in the housing ( 11 ) increases. The invention relates to a battery cell ( 1 ), in which it can be prevented that the cover plate ( 23 ) must be welded to the container ( 13 ).
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The invention claimed is: 1. A battery cell ( 1 ), comprising: a coil element ( 3 ) comprising a wound stack ( 5 ) comprising a first film, coated with anode material, a second film, coated with cathode material, and two plastic films acting as diaphragms, an electrolyte, two current collectors ( 7 , 9 ), of which one is electrically conductively connected to the first film and one is electrically conductively connected to the second film, a prismatic housing ( 11 ) having a container ( 13 ) and a cover arrangement ( 15 ); wherein the container ( 13 ) has an opening ( 14 ), through which the coil element ( 3 ) and the two current collectors ( 7 , 9 ) can be introduced into an interior of the housing ( 11 ) during the manufacture of the battery cell ( 1 ), wherein the cover arrangement ( 15 ) has a covering plate ( 23 ) arranged in the opening ( 14 ) of the container ( 13 ) such that the covering plate ( 23 ) and the container ( 13 ) are directly contacting each other via a press fit and such that the covering plate ( 23 ) closes off the opening ( 14 ) of the container ( 13 ) in a gas-tight and pressure-tight manner, wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) and a wall of the container ( 13 ) in a region of the opening ( 14 ) are formed in such a way that the wall, by means of a form-fitting connection, prevents a movement of the covering plate ( 23 ) out of the opening ( 14 ), and wherein an elastically compressible sealing element ( 31 ) is arranged between a peripheral surface of the covering plate ( 23 ), which peripheral surface is directed towards the wall, and the wall; wherein an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ) is bent back inwards, wherein the container ( 13 ) includes side walls ( 35 ) which surround the opening ( 14 ), wherein the side walls ( 35 ) are bent inwards in the region of the opening ( 14 ) such that the side walls ( 35 ) overlap the outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ), and wherein the elastically compressible sealing element ( 31 ) is arranged between the outer rim ( 27 ) and the side walls ( 35 ) of the container ( 13 ). 2. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is not cohesively connected to the container ( 13 ). 3. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) and the wall of the container ( 13 ) in the region of the opening ( 14 ) are formed in such a way that an increase in pressure is exerted on the compressible sealing element ( 31 ) owing to increasing internal pressure in the housing ( 11 ). 4. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the wall of the container ( 13 ) in the region of the opening ( 14 ) is formed in such a way that the opening ( 14 ) tapers in cross section away from the interior. 5. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein side walls ( 35 ) of the container ( 13 ) which surround the opening ( 14 ) are bent inwards in the region of the opening ( 14 ). 6. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ) is bent back inwards and a sprayed-on sealing film ( 29 ) as a sealing element ( 31 ) is arranged between a peripheral surface of the outer rim ( 27 ), which peripheral surface is directed towards the wall, and the wall. 7. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is flat and a sealing lip ( 39 ) is injection-molded onto an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ). 8. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is flat and a sealing ring is mounted on an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ). 9. The battery cell as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the sealing element ( 31 ) comprises a material which is chemically resistant to the electrolyte. 10. A motor vehicle ( 100 ) having a battery cell ( 1 ) as claimed in claim 1 . 11. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is not cohesively connected to the container ( 13 ). 12. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) and the wall of the container ( 13 ) in the region of the opening ( 14 ) are formed in such a way that an increase in pressure is exerted on the compressible sealing element ( 31 ) owing to increasing internal pressure in the housing ( 11 ). 13. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the wall of the container ( 13 ) in the region of the opening ( 14 ) is formed in such a way that the opening ( 14 ) tapers in cross section away from the interior. 14. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein side walls ( 35 ) of the container ( 13 ) which surround the opening ( 14 ) are bent inwards in the region of the opening ( 14 ). 15. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ) is bent back inwards and a sprayed-on sealing film ( 29 ) as a sealing element ( 31 ) is arranged between a peripheral surface of the outer rim ( 27 ), which peripheral surface is directed towards the wall, and the wall. 16. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is flat and a sealing lip ( 39 ) is injection-molded onto an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ). 17. The motor vehicle as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the covering plate ( 23 ) is flat and a sealing ring is mounted on an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ). 18. The battery cell as claimed in claim 9 , wherein, when viewed in a cross-sectional plane extending through a central axis of the container, an outer surface of the outer rim ( 27 ) extends linearly and an inner surface of the side walls ( 35 ) extends linearly and parallel to the outer surface of the outer rim. 19. A battery cell ( 1 ), comprising: a coil element ( 3 ) comprising a wound stack ( 5 ) comprising a first film, coated with anode material, a second film, coated with cathode material, and two plastic films acting as diaphragms, an electrolyte, two current collectors ( 7 , 9 ), of which one is electrically conductively connected to the first film and one is electrically conductively connected to the second film, a prismatic housing ( 11 ) having a container ( 13 ) and a cover arrangement ( 15 ); wherein the container ( 13 ) has an opening ( 14 ), through which the coil element ( 3 ) and the two current collectors ( 7 , 9 ) can be introduced into an interior of the housin 4 g ( 11 ) during the manufacture of the battery cell ( 1 ), wherein the cover arrangement ( 15 ) has a covering plate ( 23 ) that is arranged in the opening ( 14 ) of the container ( 13 ) and that closes off the opening ( 14 ) of the container ( 13 ) in a gas-tight and pressure-tight manner, 19 wherein an outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ) is bent back inwards, wherein the container ( 13 ) includes side walls ( 35 ) that surround the opening ( 14 ) and that are bent inwards in the region of the opening ( 14 ) such that the side walls ( 35 ) overlap the outer rim ( 27 ) of the covering plate ( 23 ), wherein, when viewed in a cross-sectional plane extending through a central axis of the container ( 13 ), an outer surface of the outer rim ( 27 ) extends linearly and an inner surface of the side walls ( 35 ) extends linearly and parallel to the outer surface of the outer rim ( 27 ), and wherein an elastically compressible sealing element ( 31 ) is arranged between the outer rim ( 27 ) and the side walls ( 35 ).
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