Secondary battery
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorsKazunori HOSOMI, Takeshi OHKUMA
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Abstract
A secondary battery according to an embodiment includes a container, an electrolytic solution, a cathode and an anode, and a flow mechanism. The container includes an opening on a bottom surface thereof. The electrolytic solution is disposed in the container. The cathode and the anode are disposed in the electrolytic solution. The flow mechanism includes a generation part that is connected to the container via the opening and generates a gas bubble(s) in the container through the opening, and that causes the electrolytic solution to flow. A protrusion part that is positioned at an edge part of the opening and extends in upward and downward directions is disposed on the bottom surface.
Claims21
A secondary battery, comprising:
- a container that includes an opening on a bottom surface thereof;
- an electrolytic solution that is disposed in the container;
- a cathode and an anode that are disposed in the electrolytic solution;
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- a flow mechanism that includes a generation part that is connected to the container via the opening and generates a gas bubble(s) in the container through the opening, and that causes the electrolytic solution to flow,
- wherein a protrusion part that is positioned at an edge part of the opening and extends in upward and downward directions is disposed on the bottom surface.
A secondary battery, comprising:
- a container;
- an electrolytic solution that is disposed in the container;
- a cathode and an anode that are disposed in the electrolytic solution;
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- a flow mechanism that causes the electrolytic solution to flow, wherein
- the flow mechanism includes a supply part that supplies a gas and a generation member that is disposed from an outside of the container to an inside of the container and includes an opening that is positioned below the cathode and the anode in the container, is connected to the supply part, and discharges a gas in a direction with a depression angle to generate a gas bubble(s) in the electrolytic solution.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.