Battery contact member
AssigneeHyundai Mobis Co., Ltd.
InventorTae Hoon Lim
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Abstract
A battery contact member allows a high-voltage battery and a cooling device to be evenly in contact with each other. The battery contact member includes an insulating member vertically disposed in the battery housing and having one surface to which the cooling block is coupled in a fitting manner, and a plurality of elastic members each having one surface coupled to the insulating member in a direction toward the other surface of the insulating member, each of the plurality of elastic members having the other surface in contact with an inner surface of the battery housing, and configured to elastically press the insulating member toward the cooling block.
Claims13
A battery contact member which is accommodated in a battery housing and in which a cooling block configured to dissipate heat of a battery is accommodated, the battery contact member comprising:
- an insulating member vertically disposed in the battery housing and having one surface to which the cooling block is coupled in a fitting manner;
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- an elastic member having one surface coupled to the insulating member in a direction toward another surface of the insulating member, the elastic member having another surface in contact with an inner surface of the battery housing, and configured to elastically press the insulating member toward the cooling block,
- wherein the insulating member includes a body part constituting a body and a pair of second extension parts extending from opposite ends of one surface of the body part,
- an end of each of the pair of second extension parts includes a second guide boss that protrudes in facing directions and prevents the elastic member from being separated from the body part, and
- the elastic member includes:
- a pair of insertion parts disposed between the second guide boss and the body part,
- a pair of leg parts extending from the pair of insertion parts to be inclined in facing directions;
- a pair of first curved surface parts extending from the pair of leg parts and providing a curve in facing directions;
- a pair of second curved surface parts extending from the pair of first curved surface parts and providing a curve in an outward direction;
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- a connection part connecting the pair of second curved surface parts.
A battery contact member which is accommodated in a battery housing and in which a cooling block configured to dissipate heat of a battery is accommodated, the battery contact member comprising:
- an insulating member vertically disposed in the battery housing and having one surface to which the cooling block is coupled in a fitting manner;
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- an elastic member having one surface coupled to the insulating member in a direction toward another surface of the insulating member, the elastic member having another surface in contact with an inner surface of the battery housing, and configured to elastically press the insulating member toward the cooling block,
- wherein the insulating member includes a plurality of ribs spaced apart from each other on one surface of a body part in a width direction and extending in a length direction,
- the insulating member includes a pair of extension parts extending from opposite ends of the one surface of the body part,
- an end of each of the pair of extension parts includes a guide boss that protrudes in facing directions and prevents the elastic member from being separated from the body part, and
- the elastic member includes:
- a pair of insertion parts disposed between the guide boss and the body part,
- a pair of leg parts extending from the pair of insertion parts to be inclined in facing directions;
- a pair of first curved surface parts extending from the pair of leg parts and providing a curve in facing directions;
- a pair of second curved surface parts extending from the pair of first curved surface parts and providing a curve in an outward direction;
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- a connection part connecting the pair of second curved surface parts.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.