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Electrochemical device comprising at least two cells connected in electrical series

  • US 4,409,304 A
  • Filed: 02/25/1982
  • Issued: 10/11/1983
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/27/1981
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An electrochemical device comprising at least two cells, each cell comprising at least one positive electrode and at least one negative electrode in the form of plates, characterized by the following features:

  • (a) each plate is joined on at least one side to a current outlet which in turn is joined to an electron-conductive extension which is formed of blades or has blades, said blades being distributed substantially over the entire distance between the extreme edges of the corresponding assembly;

    (b) the extension corresponding to each plate abuts at its so-called "free" end at a terminal, called the "cell terminal", of the same polarity as the plate, or, at least in part, constitutes such a terminal at its "free" end, each cell thus having at least one positive terminal and at least one negative terminal, at least one side of the device having terminals of opposite signs by crisscrossing of blades of opposite signs, the device having means for avoiding electrical contact at the places where the blades cross one another;

    (c) the electrical junction between each plate and its outlet is effected substantially over the entire corresponding side of the plate;

    (d) each outlet and the corresponding extension form an assembly located outside of the plate;

    the distance between the extreme edges of this assembly is substantially equal to the length of the corresponding side of said plate, from said plate up to the "free" end of the corresponding extension, these extreme edges abutting at said plate;

    (e) the two cells are connected in electrical series by at least two terminals of the cells;

    the electrical junction between these two terminals is effected substantially over said entire distance between extreme edges in the case of each extension which abuts at one of these terminals or which, at least in part, constitutes by its "free" end one of these terminals.

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