Clamping device for electrochemical cell
AssigneePermascand AB
InventorsMaria Sjöberg, Anders Ullman, Karl Axel Hugosson, Mikael Tenfält, Martin Kroon, Jostein Per Saetre, Tor Haakon Groesle
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AssigneePermascand AB
InventorsMaria Sjöberg, Anders Ullman, Karl Axel Hugosson, Mikael Tenfält, Martin Kroon, Jostein Per Saetre, Tor Haakon Groesle
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The invention relates to an electrode assemblage clamping device for an electrode comprising two parallel, essentially flat and rectangular electrode members, and at least one current supply rod/conductor bar, arranged between and in conductive contact with said electrode members. The device comprises a clamping means provided along at least a part of the vertical peripheral edges of said electrode elements, said clamping means comprising a resilient member and an abutment member. The latter are configured such that each electrode member is clamped between one respective part each of the abutment member and of the resilient member.
An electrode assemblage clamping device for an electrode, comprising two parallel, essentially flat and rectangular electrode members having vertical peripheral edges, at least one current supply rod/conductor bar arranged between and in conductive contact with said electrode members, and a clamp provided along at least a part of said vertical peripheral edges of said electrode members, said clamp comprising a resilient member and an abutment member configured such that each electrode member is clamped between one respective part each of the abutment member and of the resilient member.
An electrode for electrochemical cells, said electrode comprising two parallel, essentially flat and rectangular electrode members, and at least one conductor bar, arranged between and in conductive contact with said electrode members, and a clamp comprising a resilient member and an abutment member configured such that each electrode member is clamped between one respective part each of the abutment member and of the resilient member.
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