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US 2021/0175575 A1Published application
Lead-acid battery
AssigneeGS Yuasa International Ltd.
InventorTakashi AKIMOTO
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Abstract
A lead-acid battery (100) is provided with a lid (14). A communication chamber (520) is formed inside the lid (14). In the communication chamber (520), a first distance between an inner wall (432) and a vent hole (321) in a sidewall (506, 522) is shorter than a second distance between the inner wall (432) and a communication hole (328.330), and a tip (432A) of the inner wall (432) on the other side in the first direction is formed at a position on the other side in the first direction than the vent hole (321).
Claims3
A lead-acid battery comprising:
- a container having an opening on one side in a first direction and formed with a housing chamber communicating with the opening;
- a positive electrode and a negative electrode housed in the housing chamber of the container;
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- a lid disposed so as to close the opening of the container and has a discharge port formed on an outer surface of the lid, wherein
- a communication chamber is formed inside the lid, the communication chamber being surrounded by a partition wall between the housing chamber and the communication chamber, a facing wall that faces the partition wall in the first direction, and a sidewall that connects the partition wall and the facing wall,
- a communication hole communicating with the housing chamber is formed in the partition wall,
- a vent hole communicating with the discharge port of the lid is formed in the sidewall,
- the communication chamber is provided with an inner wall disposed so as to face the communication hole,
- a first distance between the inner wall and the vent hole in the sidewall is shorter than a second distance between the inner wall and the communication hole, and
- a tip of the inner wall on the other side in the first direction is formed at a position on the other side in the first direction than the vent hole.
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