Method for producing a stack formed from multiple electrochemical cells and device for producing such a stack
OwnerUwe BAUCH, Jan RICHNOW +1inventors
InventorsUwe BAUCH, Jan RICHNOW, Rene SCHEIMER
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Abstract
The disclosure relates to a method for producing a stack formed from multiple electrochemical cells, each of the electrochemical cells having a plurality of constituent components including at least one membrane component and a bipolar plate. The method includes orienting each constituent component of the constituent components on an edge of the constituent component, forming aligned components by feeding each constituent component of the constituent components oriented on the edge of the constituent component to a shaking boom, and forming the stack from the aligned components. The disclosure furthermore relates to a device for producing such a stack.
Claims10
A method for producing a stack formed from multiple electrochemical cells, each of the electrochemical cells having a plurality of constituent components including at least one membrane component and a bipolar plate, the method comprising:
- orienting each constituent component of the constituent components on an edge of the constituent component;
- forming aligned components by feeding each constituent component of the constituent components oriented on the edge of the constituent component to a shaking boom;
- and
- forming the stack from the aligned components.
A device for producing a stack formed from multiple electrochemical cells, each of the electrochemical cells having a plurality of constituent components including at least one membrane component and a bipolar plate, the device comprising:
- a shaking boom that, in operation, receives each constituent component of the constituent components oriented on an edge of the constituent component;
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- a second conveyor belt downstream from the shaking boom, wherein the second conveyor belt, in operation, transports the stack formed from each constituent component of the constituent components oriented on the edge of the constituent component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.