Gm global technology operations llc (20240266682). A MULTI-CELL RECHARGEABLE ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE simplified abstract
A MULTI-CELL RECHARGEABLE ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE
Organization Name
gm global technology operations llc
Inventor(s)
Shifang Li of Shelby Twp. MI (US)
William T. Kucinski of Windsor (CA)
Jacob Friedrich of Willoughby OH (US)
Mitchell Stojanovski of Oak Park MI (US)
Annabella Wong of Clawson MI (US)
Kyle Whittaker of Royal Oak MI (US)
Hunter G. Rimatzki of Clawson MI (US)
Kristopher A. Thor of Novi MI (US)
A MULTI-CELL RECHARGEABLE ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240266682 titled 'A MULTI-CELL RECHARGEABLE ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a multi-cell rechargeable energy storage system with battery cells arranged in modules, connected by collectors. An electric power bus terminates at positive and negative terminals, with busbars and end collectors connecting the cell modules in series. Cell monitoring controllers monitor the modules, while a potting compound encapsulates the upper portion of the battery cells. A thermal management system with fluidic manifolds and heat exchange plates helps regulate the temperature of the cells.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Battery cells arranged in modules - Electric power bus with positive and negative terminals - Cell monitoring controllers - Potting compound for encapsulation - Thermal management system with fluidic manifolds and heat exchange plates
- Potential Applications:
- Energy storage for renewable energy systems - Electric vehicles - Backup power systems
- Problems Solved:
- Efficient energy storage - Temperature regulation of battery cells - Monitoring and maintenance of cell modules
- Benefits:
- Increased energy storage capacity - Improved safety and longevity of battery cells - Enhanced thermal management for optimal performance
- Commercial Applications:
- "Innovative Rechargeable Energy Storage System for Sustainable Energy Solutions"
- Prior Art:
- Prior art related to multi-cell rechargeable energy storage systems and thermal management in battery systems.
- Frequently Updated Research:
- Ongoing research on improving the efficiency and performance of rechargeable energy storage systems.
Questions about Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems: 1. How does the thermal management system in this patent application contribute to the overall performance of the energy storage system? 2. What are the potential challenges in scaling up this technology for larger applications like grid-level energy storage?
Original Abstract Submitted
a multi-cell rechargeable energy storage system has battery cells disposed in an enclosure, and arranged in cell modules. collectors are arranged to electrically connect the battery cells arranged in the cell modules. an electric power bus is arranged in a spine, and terminates at positive and negative terminals. first busbars, a second busbar, and end collectors electrically connect the cell modules in series between the positive terminal and the second terminal. cell monitoring controllers are arranged to monitor the cell modules. a potting compound is arranged to encapsulate only an upper portion of the battery cells. a thermal management system including first and second fluidic manifolds are fluidly coupled to longitudinal heat exchange plates to thermally couple to the battery cells.
- Gm global technology operations llc
- Shifang Li of Shelby Twp. MI (US)
- William T. Kucinski of Windsor (CA)
- Jacob Friedrich of Willoughby OH (US)
- Mitchell Stojanovski of Oak Park MI (US)
- Annabella Wong of Clawson MI (US)
- Kyle Whittaker of Royal Oak MI (US)
- Hunter G. Rimatzki of Clawson MI (US)
- Kristopher A. Thor of Novi MI (US)
- H01M50/507
- B60L50/60
- H01M10/42
- H01M10/613
- H01M10/6555
- H01M50/213
- H01M50/296
- H01M50/51
- CPC H01M50/507