Dry cell

Details Dry cell Dry cell

1988-12-29

1990-05-22

Kalafut, Stephen J.

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Means externally releasing internal gas pressure from closed...

Elastic, resilient or spring biasing valve means

429 55, 429 82, H01M 212

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ABSTRACT:
A dry cell which is so arranged that, with a bottom plate being disposed at the lower portion of a raw cell sealed at its opening by a sealing member, an insulative seal packing is applied onto the peripheral portion of the bottom plate, while the raw cell and the peripheral portion of the bottom plate are surrounded by a metal jacket welded by laser at its butted opposite ends. At the peripheral portion of the bottom plate, a gas discharge mechanism is formed which is arranged to be normally closed by the seal packing, and to be released from the closing by the seal packing due to deformation of the bottom plate upon increase of internal pressure of the dry cell for discharging the gas within the dry cell outside, and thus, a safe dry cell free from a danger of rupture maybe provided.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 11, No. 351 (E-557) [2798] Nov. 17, 1987 (JP-A-62-128434, 6-10-87).

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