Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Heat exchanger and battery unit structure for cooling thermally conductive batteries
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Application No.: US13282675Application Date: 2011-10-27
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Publication No.: US09638475B2Publication Date: 2017-05-02
- Inventor: John G. Burgers , Michael A. Martin
- Applicant: John G. Burgers , Michael A. Martin
- Applicant Address: CA Oakville, Ontario
- Assignee: Dana Canada Corporation
- Current Assignee: Dana Canada Corporation
- Current Assignee Address: CA Oakville, Ontario
- Agency: Marshall & Melhorn, LLC
- Main IPC: H01M10/6556
- IPC: H01M10/6556 ; F28F3/06 ; H01M10/6568 ; H01M10/643 ; H01M10/6565 ; H01M10/613

Abstract:
A heat exchanger and battery unit structure is provided for cooling battery units (or cells) where the thermally conductive nature of the battery forms a cooling path. The heat exchanger is in the form of a cooling element provided with an engaging device formed on or attached to an outer surface of the cooling plate for receiving and/or engaging with a corresponding engaging portion on a battery unit (or cell). The interconnection between the battery unit (or cell) and heat exchanger creates a mechanical interlock between the two components that results in improved heat transfer properties between the two components.
Public/Granted literature
- US20120107663A1 Heat Exchanger and Battery Unit Structure for Cooling Thermally Conductive Batteries Public/Granted day:2012-05-03
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