18286052. ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY CELL PROCESSING APPARATUS, AND BATTERY PACK AND VEHICLE INCLUDING SAME simplified abstract (LG ENERGY SOLUTION, LTD.)

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ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY CELL PROCESSING APPARATUS, AND BATTERY PACK AND VEHICLE INCLUDING SAME

Organization Name

LG ENERGY SOLUTION, LTD.

Inventor(s)

Minwoo Kim of Daejeon (KR)

Do Gyun Kim of Daejeon (KR)

ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY CELL PROCESSING APPARATUS, AND BATTERY PACK AND VEHICLE INCLUDING SAME - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18286052 titled 'ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY, BATTERY CELL, BATTERY CELL PROCESSING APPARATUS, AND BATTERY PACK AND VEHICLE INCLUDING SAME

Simplified Explanation

The cutting device described in the patent application is designed to cut at least a portion of an uncoated portion of an electrode assembly, which includes a separator, a first electrode sheet, and a second electrode sheet wound in a stack. The device includes a first cutter portion to form first cut lines in the uncoated portion at an axial direction of the electrode assembly while moving in the axial direction, and a second cutter portion to form a second cut line in the uncoated portion at a peripheral direction of the electrode assembly while moving in a radial direction of the electrode assembly. The second cutter portion forms a cut surface portion in the uncoated portion of the electrode assembly by connecting the second cut line to the first cut lines and cutting out a portion of the uncoated portion defined by the first cut lines and the second cut line.

  • The cutting device is designed to cut at least a portion of an uncoated portion of an electrode assembly.
  • It includes a first cutter portion for forming first cut lines in the uncoated portion at an axial direction of the electrode assembly and a second cutter portion for forming a second cut line in the uncoated portion at a peripheral direction of the electrode assembly.
      1. Potential Applications

The technology described in the patent application could be applied in the manufacturing of batteries, specifically in the production of electrode assemblies for lithium-ion batteries.

      1. Problems Solved

This technology solves the problem of efficiently cutting uncoated portions of electrode assemblies in a precise manner, which is crucial for the performance and safety of battery cells.

      1. Benefits

The benefits of this technology include improved manufacturing efficiency, enhanced battery performance, and increased safety in battery production processes.

      1. Potential Commercial Applications of this Technology

One potential commercial application of this technology could be in battery manufacturing equipment and processes, where precise cutting of electrode assemblies is required for high-quality battery production.

      1. Possible Prior Art

One possible prior art related to this technology could be existing cutting devices used in the battery manufacturing industry for similar purposes.

        1. Unanswered Questions
        1. How does this cutting device compare to traditional methods of cutting electrode assemblies in terms of efficiency and precision?

The article does not provide a direct comparison between this cutting device and traditional methods of cutting electrode assemblies. Further research or testing may be needed to evaluate the efficiency and precision of this device compared to existing methods.

        1. Are there any limitations or constraints in the application of this technology to different types of electrode assemblies or battery chemistries?

The article does not address any potential limitations or constraints in applying this technology to various types of electrode assemblies or battery chemistries. Additional studies or experiments may be necessary to determine the adaptability of this cutting device to different battery production processes.


Original Abstract Submitted

Discussed is a cutting device to cut at least a portion of an uncoated portion of an electrode assembly that includes a separator, a first electrode sheet and a second electrode sheet wound in a stack. The cutting device includes a first cutter portion to form first cut lines in the uncoated portion at an axial direction of the electrode assembly while moving in the axial direction; and a second cutter portion to form a second cut line in the uncoated portion at a peripheral direction of the electrode assembly while moving in a radial direction of the electrode assembly, the second cutter portion forming a cut surface portion in the uncoated portion of the electrode assembly by connecting the second cut line to the first cut lines and cutting out a portion of the uncoated portion defined by the first cut lines and the second cut line.