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AssigneeDaramic, LLC
InventorJeffrey K. Chambers
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In at least select embodiments, the instant disclosure is directed to new or improved battery separators, components, materials, additives, surfactants, lead acid batteries, systems, vehicles, and/or related methods of production and/or use. In at least certain embodiments, the instant disclosure is directed to surfactants or other additives for use with a battery separator for use in a lead acid battery, to battery separators with a surfactant or other additive, and/or to batteries including such separators. In at least certain select embodiments, the instant disclosure relates to new or improved lead acid battery separators and/or systems including improved water loss technology and/or methods of manufacture and/or use thereof. In at least select embodiments, the instant disclosure is directed toward a new or improved lead acid battery separator or system with one or more surfactants and/or additives, and/or methods for constructing lead acid battery separators and batteries with such surfactants and/or additives for improving and/or reducing water loss from the battery.
New or improved battery separators for lead acid batteries having one or more layers, coatings, components, or materials containing at least one water loss reducing additive or surfactant that provides a reduction in water loss of more than 10%, in some embodiments, more than 25%, in some embodiments, more than 40%, and in some select embodiments more than 50% compared with known lead acid battery systems.
Surfactants or other additives for use with a battery separator, battery component, or other layer or material in a lead acid battery, and that provides a reduction in water loss of more than 10%, in some embodiments, more than 25%, in some embodiments, more than 40%, and in some select embodiments more than 50% compared with known lead acid battery systems.
A novel or improved surfactant or additive for a separator of a lead acid battery that provides a reduction in water loss of more than 10%, in some embodiments, more than 25%, in some embodiments, more than 40%, and in some select embodiments more than 50% compared with known lead acid battery systems.
A method of reducing water loss of a lead acid battery comprising the step of providing a surfactant or additive to the battery, separator, or component of a lead acid battery to provide a reduction in water loss of more than 10%, in some embodiments, more than 25%, in some embodiments, more than 40%, and in some select embodiments more than 50% compared with known lead acid battery systems.
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