Toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha (20240213556). METHOD FOR GENERATING SMOKE IN CELL PACK simplified abstract
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METHOD FOR GENERATING SMOKE IN CELL PACK
Organization Name
toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha
Inventor(s)
Takayuki Hojo of Nagoya-shi (JP)
Akira Kiyama of Toyota-shi (JP)
METHOD FOR GENERATING SMOKE IN CELL PACK - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240213556 titled 'METHOD FOR GENERATING SMOKE IN CELL PACK
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a method for generating smoke in a cell pack by heating a specific single unit cell, resulting in the production of a small amount of smoke.
- The method involves attaching a heating means to the negative electrode output terminal of a unit cell in a cell pack.
- By heating the electrode body of the specific unit cell, smoke can be generated from that particular cell.
- This allows for the controlled generation of smoke in a cell pack without affecting other unit cells.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Controlled generation of smoke from a specific single unit cell in a cell pack.
- Heating the electrode body through the negative electrode output terminal to produce smoke.
- Enables the production of a small amount of smoke without impacting other unit cells in the pack.
Potential Applications:
- Testing smoke detection systems.
- Research and development purposes.
- Training simulations for emergency response teams.
Problems Solved:
- Controlled generation of smoke in a specific unit cell.
- Avoids the need for external smoke generators that may affect neighboring cells.
Benefits:
- Precise control over smoke generation.
- Cost-effective method for producing smoke in a cell pack.
- Minimal impact on surrounding unit cells.
Commercial Applications: Smoke testing equipment for fire safety training facilities.
Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research on controlled smoke generation in confined spaces.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in smoke generation technology for various applications.
Questions about Smoke Generation in Cell Packs: 1. How does the method described in the patent application differ from traditional smoke generation techniques? 2. What safety measures should be considered when implementing this method for smoke generation in cell packs?
Original Abstract Submitted
a method for generating smoke in a cell pack by which a very small amount of smoke can be generated from a specific single unit cell among unit cells constituting the cell pack. the method causes smoke generation in a cell pack in which unit cells are connected and which includes a positive electrode output terminal for electrically connecting the positive electrode terminal of the unit cell and an external device, and a negative electrode output terminal for electrically connecting the negative electrode terminal of the unit cell and an external device. by attaching a heating means to the negative electrode output terminal, the electrode body of a specific single unit cell is heated through the negative electrode output terminal to which the heating means is attached. as a result, it is possible to cause the generation of a small amount of smoke from the specific single unit cell.
