AUTOMATED CELL ASSEMBLY

Energy storage battery assembly process
Battery module made of cylindrical cells ● Battery modules made of pouch cells are designed so that the cells are stacked on top of each other and then interconnected. ● Due to their flexible envelope, the individual pouch cells can be placed in a frame beforehand. ● Gap filler for volume compensation or active and passive cooling elements can be inserted between the cells. ● The cell stack is braced in different ways and placed in the module housing. ● The volume expansion ("breathing") of the pouch cells during charge or discharge cycles must be taken into account in the module design. [pdf]

Battery cabinet assembly production line section
The whole line adopts a modular design and consists of the following functional areas - feeding and sorting, gluing of assembled frames, manual stacking, extrusion and binding, Binding scan code, polarity detection, pole cleaning, connection bar placement, connection bar welding, acquisition line welding, packing, cover locking screw, EOL test, double-speed chain circulation line, tooling fixture, bad removal, manual off-line Composition of other organization workstations For its yield rate, its requirements for incoming materials: so module nesting materials (end plates, brackets, adhesive tape, batteries, etc.) are guaranteed to require consistency. [pdf]
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