Vanadium battery pack disassembly evaluation test bench

Abstract

The invention discloses a vanadium battery pack disassembly evaluation test bench. The test bench comprises a rack, a first mounting plate, a clamping mechanism, a supporting mechanism, a box body, a drying mechanism, a liquid collection mechanism and an operation mechanism. The first mounting plate and the box body are both mounted at the top of the rack, and the clamping mechanism and the supporting mechanism are mounted at the bottom of the first mounting plate. The drying mechanism is mounted at the inner bottom of the box body, the liquid collecting mechanism penetrates through the first mounting plate and the rack, and the operating mechanism is mounted on the side face of the box body. Compared with the prior art, the vanadium battery pack is disassembled through the clamping mechanism and the cutting mechanism, the disassembling speed is greatly increased, in the whole disassembling process, an operator does not make direct contact with vanadium battery remains, harm of electrolyte to the operator is effectively avoided, and safety is quite high.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of alum batteries, in particular to a test bench for disassembling and evaluating a vanadium battery pack. Background technique [0002] An all-vanadium redox flow battery is a battery that utilizes the different chemical potentials of vanadium ions in different oxidation states to conserve energy. It has the advantages of high charge and discharge efficiency, the capacity can be increased with the increase of the liquid storage tank, and the electrolyte can be recycled. [0003] Vanadium battery packs need to be disassembled and evaluated before recycling. Since most of the existing technologies are manually disassembled, there is a problem of electrolyte leakage during disassembly. Manual disassembly of the shell is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also easily leads to contamination of the leaked electrolyte. The skin of the personnel will cause further harm to the staff, and the use is insuffic...

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[0003] Vanadium battery packs need to be disassembled and evaluated before recycling. Since most of the existing technologies are manually disassembled, there is a problem of electrolyte leakage during disassembly. Manual disassembly of the shell is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also easily leads to contamination of the leaked electrolyte. The skin of the personnel, thus causing further harm to the staff, the use is insufficient, so we propose a test bench for the disassembly and evaluation of vanadium battery packs

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