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US Patent 3871923
Issued Date
March 18, 1975
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This invention relates to a storage battery provided with an improved liquid feeding device and gas exhausting device. This storage battery is formed of a storage battery provided with a monoblock battery container containing such battery elements as plates and separators for each cell and with a novel liquid feeding device and gas exhausting device in a lid. The liquid feeding device has a liquid supplying part communicating with a water tank or an air source and with each cell through an electrolyte level setting tube. The gas exhausting device is formed by containing a valve which closes the passages into each cell at the time of feeding the liquid but can open the above mentioned passage when oxygen and hydrogen gases generated within the storage battery are to be replaced with air fed into each cell from the liquid supplying part. The storage battery of the present invention, by the above mentioned liquid feeding device and gas exhausting device, enables liquid to be safely fed to a fixed level without an explosion within the battery and also allows the operation to be carried out very simply and positively.
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Published
March 18, 1975
Application Number
05/416,498
Filed
November 16, 1973
US Classification
429/64   429/82
Int'l Classification
H01M   2/00   (20060101)   H01M   2/36   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Dec 14, 1972 [JA] 47-125424
USPTO Field of Search
136/162   136/160   136/159   137/386  
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