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http://dx.doi.org/10.5916/jkosme.2014.38.6.688

Electrode bonding method and characteristic of high density rechargeable battery using induction heating system  

Kim, Eun-Min (Research and Development Team, Sangyoung Research and New Development)
Kim, Shin-Hyo (Research and Development Team, Korea Ship Safety Technology Authority)
Hong, Won-Hee (Shinhwa Industry Hi-Tech Co. LTD.)
Cho, Dae-Kweon (Research and Development Team, Sangyoung Research and New Development, Kyungnam College of Information)
Abstract
In this study, electrode bonding technology needed for high density of rechargeable battery is studied, which is recently researched for electric vehicle, the small leisure vessel. For the alternative overcoming the limit of stacking amount able to be stacked by conventional ultrasonic welding, the low temperature bonding method, eligible for minimum of degeneration of chemical activator on the electrode surface which is generated by thermal effect as well as the increase of conductivity and tension strength caused by electrode bonding using filler metal, not using conventional direct heating on the electrode material method, is studied. Specifically to say, recently used more generally the ultrasonic welding and spot welding method are not usable for satisfying stable electric conductivity and bonding strength when much electrode is stacking bonded. If the electrical power is unreasonably increased for the welding, due to the effect of welding temperature, deformation of electrode and activating material degeneration are caused, and after the last packaging, decline of electrical output and generating heat cause to reduce stability of battery. Therefore, in this study, induction heating system bonding method using high frequency heating and differentiated electrode method using filler metal pre-treatment of hot dipping are introduced.
Keywords
High frequency heating system; hot dipping; ultrasonic welding; spot welding; pre-treatment;
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