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NL2034047B1
NL2034047B1 NL2034047A NL2034047A NL2034047B1 NL 2034047 B1 NL2034047 B1 NL 2034047B1 NL 2034047 A NL2034047 A NL 2034047A NL 2034047 A NL2034047 A NL 2034047A NL 2034047 B1 NL2034047 B1 NL 2034047B1
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Abstract

The present invention relates to energy storage devices, especially to solid state energy storage devices. The energy storage device comprises a cathode unit (10), an anode unit (20) and an enclosure (30) enclosing said units (10; 20). Gaps between the enclosure (30) and the units (10; 20) are filed with a polymer electrolyte (6). Each unit (10; 20) comprises four respective cathodes (11) and anodes (12) and interconnected carbon wire (1). The Cathodes (11) and anodes (12) are enclosed by a ceramic container (3) and this container (3) is filed with an electrolyte (2). 2034047

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AN ENERGY STORAGE DEVICE
DESCRIPTION Field of the invention
[001] The present invention relates to energy storage devices, especially to solid state energy storage devices.
Background of the invention
[002] The prior art discloses various solid state batteries. A solid-state battery is a battery technology that uses solid electrodes and a solid electrolyte, instead of the liquid or polymer gel electrolytes found in lithium-ion or lithium polymer batteries. Solid-state batteries can provide potential solutions to many problems of liquid Li-ion battery, such as flammability, limited voltage, unstable solid-electrolyte interphase formation, poor cycling performance.
Operation under low temperature is a challenge. Nevertheless, multiple issues are associated with the solid-state batteries. Solid-state batteries are yet expensive to manufacture. High interfacial resistance between a cathode and solid electrolyte has been a long-standing problem for solid-state batteries, as well as the interfacial instability of the electrode-electrolyte layers,
[003] US patent publication No. US8951678B2 discloses a salid electrolyte including a sulfide- based electrolyte and a coating film including a water-resistant, lithium conductive polymer on a surface of the sulfide-based electrolyte, and a method of preparing the solid electrolyte, and a thom battery imeladmg the solid electrolyte. US patent publication No. US8574772B2 discloses a solid electrolyte comprising a garnet-type compound with Li ion conductivity as the main component, characterized in that a phosphate group-containing Li ion conductor is provided between particles of the above-mentioned sarnet-type compound, and the phosphate group-containing Li ion conductor has a smaller particle diameter than a particle diameter of the above-mentioned garnet-type compound and makes face contact with the above-mentioned garnet-type compound. US patent publication No. US8357470B2 discloses an organic solid electrolyte comprising a polymer obtained by (copolymerization of cyanoethyl acrylate and/or cyanoethyl methacrylate, the polymer being doped with an inorganic ton salt. The electrolyte has an tonic conductivity and is based on a hydroxyl-free polymer so that 1t may be used to construct a secondary battery which eliminates the risk of gas evolution. The technology also involves a high cost of production of solid-state batteries is driven by complexity of machinery and cost of raw materials and complication of technologies applied.
Summary of the invention
[004] The present invention is an energy storage device comprising a cathode unit, an anode unit electrically interconnected to each other and an enclosure that encloses both units or even more units depending on the necessary needs.
[005] The cathode unit comprises at least four cathodes arranged to each other with a cathode gap therebetween so that there 1s no contact among the cathodes. Each cathode is made of carbon powder material covered by metal or metal oxide. The cathode unit comprises a carbon wire made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel, wherein the carbon wire is arranged between all four cathodes so that the carbon wire is in contact with all four cathodes. The cathode unit also comprises a liquid electrolyte made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20), wherein the liquid electrolyte encloses cathodes and fills the cathode gaps between the cathodes. The cathodes and the liquid electrolyte are enclosed by a ceramic container.
[006] The anode unit comprises at least four anodes arranged to each other with an anode gap therebetween so that there is no contact among the anodes. Each anode is made of zinc powder material. The anode unit comprises a carbon wire made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel. The carbon wire is arranged between all four anodes so that the carbon wire is in contact with all four anodes. Hence, common carbon wire may be used for the cathode unit and the anode unit. The anode unit comprises a liquid electrolyte made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20). Hence, common liquid electrolyte may be used for the cathode unit and the anode unit. The liquid electrolyte encloses anodes and fills the anode gaps between the anodes. The anodes and the liquid electrolyte are enclosed by a ceramic container.
[007] The enclosure encloses the cathode unit/-s and anode unit/-s depending on chosen configuration. Gaps among the enclosure and the cathode unit and anode unit and between the units themselves are filed with a polymer electrolyte.
[008] The cathode and the anode in its cross-section may be rectangular or square.
[009] The metal or the metal of the metal oxide that covers the carbon powder material is selected from the group comprising cooper, silver, nickel, iron and lithium.
[010] A porosity of the ceramic container is such that it is dielectric but ion transferable.
[011] In result the present invention provides the energy storage device that allows charging and discharging at high speed while withstanding high current and temperature up to +400 degrees Celsius. The service life of such energy storage device is more than 15 years.
Brief description of the drawings
[012] The drawings illustrate generally, by way of example, but not by way of limitation, various embodiments of the invention.
[013] Fig. 1 is a top perspective view of an energy storage device.
[014] Fig. 2 is a top perspective view of an energy storage device as seen in Fig. 1 with additional cross-section to show arrangement of a carbon wire (1) between anodes (21).
[015] Fig. 3 is a cross-section of the energy storage device as seen in Figs. 1 and 2.
[016] Fig. 4 is a perspective view of an anode (21) with a carbon wire (1) attached thereto.
[017] Fig. 5 1s an exploded view of the energy storage device as seen in Figs 1 to 3.
Detailed description of the embodiments
[018] The preferred embodiments of the invention are now described with reference to the figures to illustrate objectives, advantages, and efficiency of the present invention.
[019] Fig. 1 is a top perspective view of an energy storage device comprising an enclosure (30) that encloses one cathode unit (10) and two anode units (20). Each unit (10; 20) comprises a carbon wire (1). It is not shown in Figs., but the carbon wire (1) of the anode unit (20) is connected to the carbon wire (1) of adjacent cathode unit (10), which in turn is connected to the carbon wire (1) of the next adjacent anode unit (20). In result an electric circuit is formed.
[014] Fig. 2 is a top perspective view of an energy storage device as seen in Fig. 1 with additional cross-section to show arrangement of a carbon wire (1) between anodes (21).
[015] Fig. 3 is a cross-section of the energy storage device as seen in Figs. 1 and 2. The energy storage device comprises one cathode unit (10) and two anode units (20). The cathode unit (10) comprises four cathodes (11) arranged to each other with a cathode gap (12) therebetween so that there is no contact among the cathodes (11). Each cathode (11) is made of carbon powder material covered by cooper. The cathode unit (10) comprises the carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel. The carbon wire (1) is arranged between all four cathodes (11) so that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four cathodes (11). The cathode unit (10) comprises a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20). The liquid electrolyte (2) encloses cathodes (11) and fills the cathode gaps (12) between the cathodes (11). The cathode unit (10) comprises the ceramic container (3) enclosing the cathodes (11) and the liquid electrolyte (2), wherein a gap (5) is formed between the ceramic container (3) and the cathodes (11) and filed with the liquid electrolyte (2). The anode unit (20) comprises four anodes (21) arranged to each other with an anode gap (22) therebetween so that there is no contact among the anodes (21).
Each anode (21) is made of zinc powder material. The anode unit (20) comprises a carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel. The carbon wire (1) is arranged between all four anodes (21) so that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four anodes (21). The anode unit (20) comprises a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20). The liquid electrolyte (2) encloses anodes (21) and fills the anode gaps (22) between the anodes (21). The anode unit
(20) comprises a ceramic container (3) enclosing the anodes (21) and the liquid electrolyte (2).
A gap (5) is formed between the ceramic container (3) and the anodes (21) and filed with the liquid electrolyte (2). The energy storage device comprises the enclosure (30) enclosing the cathode unit (10) and anode unit (20) that is adjacent to the cathode unit (10). Between the 5 enclosure (30) and the cathode unit (10) and anode unit (20) are gaps (4) that are filed with a polymer electrolyte (6).
[016] Fig. 4 is a perspective view of an anode (21) with a carbon wire (1) attached thereto.
[017] Fig. 5 is an exploded view of the energy storage device as seen in Figs 1 to 3. The exploded view also illustrates assembly lines indicating that the anodes (21) are connected to the carbon wire (1). Then this set of anodes (21) and carbon wire (1) are arranged in the ceramic container (3). The ceramic container is filed with the electrolyte (2) (not show in Fig. 5). The same assembly process applies to cathode unit (10). Then all three units (10, 20) are installed within the enclosure (30) and the gap between the units (10; 20) is filed with the electrolyte (6) (not shown 1n Fig 5).
[018] While the invention may be susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments of which have been shown by way of example in the figures and have been described in detail herein, it should be understood that the invention is not intended to be limited to the particular forms disclosed. Rather, the invention includes all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the scope of the invention as defined by the following claims.
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1. An energy storage device comprising: a cathode unit (10), wherein the cathode unit (10) comprises: at least four cathodes (11) arranged to each other with a cathode gap (12) therebetween so that there is no contact among the cathodes (11), wherein each cathode (11) is made of carbon powder material covered by metal or metal oxide; a carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel, wherein the carbon wire (1) is arranged between all four cathodes (11) so that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four cathodes (11);
a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20), wherein the liquid electrolyte (2) encloses cathodes (11) and fills the cathode gaps (12) between the cathodes (11); a ceramic container (3) enclosing the cathodes (11) and the liquid electrolyte (2), wherein a gap (5) is formed between the ceramic container (3) and the cathodes (11) and filed with the liquid electrolyte (2); an anode unit (20), wherein the anode unit (20) comprises: at least four anodes (21) arranged to each other with an anode gap (22) therebetween so that there is no contact among the anodes (21), wherein each anode (21) is made of zinc powder material; a carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and enclosed by a layer of nickel, wherein the carbon wire (1) is arranged between all four anodes (21) so that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four anodes (21); a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H20), wherein the liquid electrolyte (2) encloses anodes (21) and fills the anode gaps (22) between the anodes (21); a ceramic container (3) enclosing the anodes (21) and the liquid electrolyte (2), wherein a gap (5) is formed between the ceramic container (3) and the anodes (21) and filed with the liquid electrolyte (2); an enclosure (30) enclosing the cathode unit (10) and anode unit (20) that is adjacent to the cathode unit (10), wherein between the enclosure (30) and the cathode unit (10) and anode unit (20) are gaps (4) that are filed with a polymer electrolyte (6). 2. The energy storage device according to Claim 1, wherein the cathode (10) and the anode (20) in its cross-section is rectangular or square.
3. The energy storage device according to Claim 1 or 2, wherein the metal or the metal of the metal oxide that covers the carbon powder material is selected from the group comprising cooper, silver, nickel, iron and lithium.
4. The energy storage device according to any of Claims 1 to 3, wherein a porosity of the ceramic container (3) is such that it is dielectric but ion transferable.

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CONCLUSIESCONCLUSIONS 1. Energieopslaginrichting omvattende: een kathode-eenheid (10), waarbij de kathode-eenheid (10) omvat: ten minste vier kathodes (11) die ten opzichte van elkaar zijn gerangschikt met een kathodeopening (12) daartussen zodat er geen contact is tussen de kathodes (11), waarbij elke kathode (11) is gemaakt van koolstofpoedermateriaal bedekt met metaal of metaaloxide een koolstofdraad (1) gemaakt van koolstofpoedermateriaal en omhult door een laag nikkel, waarbij de koolstofdraad (1) tussen alle vier de kathoden (11) is gerangschikt zodat de koolstofdraad (1) in contact is met alle vier de kathoden (11); een vloeibare elektrolyt (2) gemaakt van polyvinylalcohol (PVA), natriumhydroxide (NaOH) en water (H20), waarbij de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) kathoden (11) omsluit en de kathodeopeningen (12) tussen de kathoden (11) opvult; een keramische houder (3) die de kathoden (11) en de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) omhult, waarbij een opening (5) is gevormd tussen de keramische houder (3) en de kathoden (11) en is gevuld met de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) ; een anode-eenheid (20), waarbij de anode-eenheid (20) omvat: ten minste vier anoden (21) die ten opzichte van elkaar zijn gerangschikt met een anodeopening (22) daartussen zodat er geen contact is tussen de anoden (21), waarbij elke anode (21) is gemaakt van zinkpoedermateriaal; een koolstofdraad (1) gemaakt van koolstofpoedermateriaal en omhult door een laag nikkel, waarbij de koolstofdraad (1) tussen alle vier de anoden (21) is gerangschikt zodat de koolstofdraad (1) in contact is met alle vier de anoden (21); een vloeibare elektrolyt (2) gemaakt van polyvinylalcohol (PVA), natriumhydroxide (NaOH) en water (H20), waarbij de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) anoden (21) omhult en de anodeopeningen (22) tussen de anoden opvult (21); een keramische houder (3) die de anoden (21) en de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) omhult, waarbij een opening (5) is gevormd tussen de keramische houder (3) en de anoden (21) en is gevuld met de vloeibare elektrolyt (2) ; een omhulling (30) die de kathode-eenheid (10) omhult en de anode-eenheid (20) die grenst aan de kathode-eenheid (10), waarbij tussen de omhulling (30) en de kathode- eenheid (10) en de anode-eenheid (20) openingen (4) zijn die zijn gevuld met een polymeerelektrolyt (6).1. An energy storage device comprising: a cathode unit (10), the cathode unit (10) comprising: at least four cathodes (11) arranged relative to each other with a cathode gap (12) therebetween such that there is no contact between the cathodes (11), each cathode (11) being made of carbon powder material coated with metal or metal oxide; a carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and encased in a layer of nickel, the carbon wire (1) being arranged between all four cathodes (11) such that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four cathodes (11); a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H2O), the liquid electrolyte (2) enclosing cathodes (11) and filling the cathode gaps (12) between the cathodes (11); a ceramic holder (3) enclosing the cathodes (11) and the liquid electrolyte (2), an opening (5) being formed between the ceramic holder (3) and the cathodes (11) and being filled with the liquid electrolyte (2); an anode unit (20), the anode unit (20) comprising: at least four anodes (21) arranged relative to each other with an anode opening (22) therebetween so that there is no contact between the anodes (21), each anode (21) being made of zinc powder material; a carbon wire (1) made of carbon powder material and encased in a layer of nickel, the carbon wire (1) being arranged between all four anodes (21) so that the carbon wire (1) is in contact with all four anodes (21); a liquid electrolyte (2) made of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and water (H2O), the liquid electrolyte (2) surrounding anodes (21) and filling the anode gaps (22) between the anodes (21); a ceramic holder (3) surrounding the anodes (21) and the liquid electrolyte (2), a gap (5) being formed between the ceramic holder (3) and the anodes (21) and being filled with the liquid electrolyte (2); an enclosure (30) surrounding the cathode unit (10) and the anode unit (20) adjacent to the cathode unit (10), the enclosure (30) having gaps (4) filled with a polymer electrolyte (6) between the anode unit (20) and the cathode unit (10). 2. Energieopslaginrichting volgens conclusie 1, waarbij de kathode (10) en de anode (20) in dwarsdoorsnede rechthoekig of vierkant zijn.2. The energy storage device of claim 1, wherein the cathode (10) and the anode (20) are rectangular or square in cross-section. 3. Energieopslaginrichting volgens conclusie 1 of 2, waarbij het metaal of het metaal van het metaaloxide dat het koolstofpoedermateriaal bedekt, is gekozen uit de groep omvattende koper, zilver, nikkel, ijzer en lithium.3. The energy storage device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the metal or the metal of the metal oxide covering the carbon powder material is selected from the group consisting of copper, silver, nickel, iron and lithium. 4. Energieopslaginrichting volgens een van de conclusies 1 tot 3, waarbij een porositeit van de keramische houder (3) zodanig is dat deze diëlektrisch maar ionenoverdraagbaar is.Energy storage device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a porosity of the ceramic holder (3) is such that it is dielectric but ion-transferable.
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