Abstract: An estimation device includes: a derivation unit deriving a derivation history based on a current, a voltage and a temperature of a lead-acid battery; a first specifying unit specifying a specific gravity of an electrolyte solution; a second specifying unit specifying at least one of: a first degree of softening of a positive electrode material; a second degree of corrosion of a positive electrode grid; a third degree of sulfation of a negative electrode; and a fourth degree of shrinkage of a negative electrode material based on the specified specific gravity, the derived derivation history, and at least one of respective first-third relationships between the specific gravity, respective first-third histories and the respective first-third degrees, and a fourth relationship between a fourth history and the fourth degree; and an estimation unit configured to estimate a degree of deterioration of the battery based on the specified degree.

Abstract: A transport structure (1) for a lead-acid battery (10) includes: a packing box (20) in which a lead-acid battery (10) is packed, in which an upper wall portion (23) is formed by two flaps (24) extending from two first side wall portions (21) facing each other of the packing box (20), and in which a distal end portion (26) of at least one of the flaps (24) is bent and inserted into the packing box (20); and an upper buffer body (42A) disposed outside the upper wall portion (23), the upper buffer body (42A) including an upper wall portion (51) facing the upper wall portion (23).

Abstract: An estimation device includes: an acquisition unit that acquires a voltage, a current, and a temperature of a lead-acid battery; a first deriving unit that derives a first SOC and a second SOC that are SOCs of a start point and an end point of an estimation period; a second deriving unit that derives a total amount of an overcharge amount in the estimation period; a third deriving unit that derives an actual measurement error based on a difference between the first SOC and the second SOC and the total amount of the overcharge amount; a first specification unit that specifies an estimation error based on the first SOC, the second SOC, and the temperature, and a relationship between the first SOC, the second SOC, and the temperature of the lead-acid battery, and the estimation error; a second specification unit that specifies an abnormality degree of the actual measurement error based on the derived actual measurement error and the specified estimation error; and an estimation unit that estimates generation of

Abstract: One aspect of the present invention is an energy storage device including: an electrode having a mixture layer containing active material particles; and a separator having an inorganic layer facing the mixture layer, the inorganic layer containing inorganic particles, in which the active material particles have two or more peaks in volume-based particle size distribution, and an average particle diameter of the inorganic particles is 1.2 ?m or less.

Abstract: An energy storage apparatus includes: an energy storage device including a case in which a joining portion is formed; and a support member which is arranged so as to extend in an elongated shape along the joining portion at a position outside the case and along the joining portion in a side surface portion of the case, and supports the side surface portion.

Abstract: A method for acquiring information of a battery cell (11) includes a step (S101) of acquiring information pertaining to performance recovery accompanying the suspension of charging/discharging of the battery cell (11). Control pertaining to the battery cell (11) and estimation of a state of the battery cell (11) can be appropriately performed according to a type of battery cell (11).

Abstract: In a method of controlling a flying object 1, from the flying object 1 that includes a flying object propulsion apparatus 16 and an energy storage apparatus 7, 8 having a plurality of energy storage devices 6 and configured to supply electricity to the flying object propulsion apparatus 16, one or a plurality of the energy storage devices 6 are separated.

Abstract: A development support device, a terminal device, a development support method, and a computer program are provided. A receiving unit that receives a simulation condition of a power storage device from a terminal device after user authentication of the terminal device, a simulation execution unit that simulates behavior of the power storage device based on the received simulation condition, and a transmission unit that transmits a simulation result by the simulation execution unit to the terminal device are included.

Abstract: Provided is a positive active material for a nonaqueous electrolyte secondary battery which contains a lithium transition metal composite oxide, the lithium transition metal composite oxide having an ?-NaFeO2 structure, containing Ni, Co and Mn as a transition metal (Me), and having an X-ray diffraction pattern attributable to a space group R3-m, in which a ratio of the full width at half maximum of a diffraction peak of the (003) plane to the full width at half maximum of a diffraction peak of the (104) plane, (003)/(104) at a Miller index hkl in X-ray diffraction measurement using a CuK? ray is 0.810 to 0.865, and a crystallite size is 410 ? or more.

Abstract: A nonaqueous electrolyte energy storage device according to one aspect of the present invention includes: a positive electrode including a lithium transition metal composite oxide containing a nickel element and a manganese element; and a negative electrode including solid graphite, the solid graphite has a porosity of 2% or less, and the content of the nickel element with respect to the transition metal element in the lithium transition metal composite oxide is 40 mol % or more.

Abstract: A negative electrode includes a negative active material layer containing a silicon-based negative active material, a rubber-based binder, and a carbon nanotube, wherein a content of the silicon-based negative active material in the negative active material layer is 68 mass % or more, a content of the rubber-based binder in the negative active material layer is 3.0 mass % or more, and a content of the carbon nanotube in the negative active material layer is 0.4×(n2+4n)/(2n+3) mass % or less where n is the number of layers of graphene forming the carbon nanotube.

Abstract: An energy storage device includes a positive electrode terminal, an electrode assembly, and a positive electrode current collector connecting the positive electrode terminal and the electrode assembly, in which the positive electrode current collector has a terminal connecting portion connected to the positive electrode terminal, an electrode connecting portion connected to the electrode assembly in the first direction, and an intermediate portion connecting the terminal connecting portion and the electrode connecting portion, the intermediate portion is arranged at a position overlapping the terminal connecting portion when viewed in the first direction, and the electrode connecting portion and the terminal connecting portion are arranged on one side of the intermediate portion in the first direction.

Abstract: A protection circuit 60 is provided with: switches 61, 62 positioned on a power line PL of an electricity storage element 22 and a load 12; first protection elements 63, 64, 65 connected in parallel with the switches 61, 62 and absorbing surge caused when the switches 61, 62 open and cut off discharge current; and a second protection element 66 connected in parallel with the load and flowing, back to the load, the surge caused when the switches 61, 62 open and cut off the discharge current.

Abstract: When a non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery in which a positive electrode active material comprising a layered lithium-composite oxide is used for a positive electrode is subjected to charge/discharge under a prescribed condition, in a graph showing the relationship between voltage “V” with discharge during 5th cycle and value dQ/dV from differentiation of battery capacity “Q” with discharge during 5th cycle by voltage “V”, peak intensity ratio “r” represented by the equation: r=|Ic|/(|Ia|+|Ib|+|Ic|) satisfies 0<r?0.25, in which |Ia| is absolute value dQ/dV for a peak top within a range of more than 3.9V to 4.4V or less, |Ib| is absolute value dQ/dV for a peak top within a range of more than 3.5V to 3.9V or less, and |Ic| is absolute value dQ/dV for a peak top within a range of 2.0V or more to 3.5V or less.

Abstract: An energy storage device includes: an electrode assembly formed by winding a plurality of plates; and a rectangular parallelepiped case housing the electrode assembly. The case is constructed by welding: a lid formed of a pair of short side surfaces of the case, which face each other in a winding-axis direction, and an other one surface of the case; and a case body formed of three surfaces, except for the pair of short side surfaces and the other one surface, of the case.

Abstract: An energy storage device includes: an electrode assembly that is formed by stacking a plurality of plates and is elongated in a first direction; a container that accommodates the electrode assembly and is elongated in the first direction; and a first terminal that is electrically connected to the electrode assembly. The container includes a side surface portion at an end portion of the container in the first direction. The side surface portion includes: a first terminal mounting portion on which the first terminal is mounted; and a first recessed portion that is formed at a position different from a position where the first terminal mounting portion is disposed.

Abstract: An energy storage system used in a flight vehicle includes: a plurality of energy storage apparatuses; and a power transfer circuit that is connected to the plurality of energy storage apparatuses and transfer electric power between the plurality of energy storage apparatuses.

Abstract: An energy storage device includes: a case; an electrode terminal having a terminal body, a shaft, and a step disposed at the root of the shaft; and an upper insulating member disposed between the terminal body and the case. The upper insulating member has a terminal support part abutting on a terminal bottom surface of the step and a wall part facing the end face of the terminal body. On one of the terminal body and the upper insulating member, a convex part projecting toward the other of the terminal body and the upper insulating member is formed at a position between the step and the wall part. A gap is formed between the terminal body and the upper insulating member on the side of the convex part.

Abstract: An aspect of the present invention is a nonaqueous electrolyte energy storage device including: a positive electrode having a positive composite layer including a positive active material; a negative electrode having a negative composite layer including a negative active material; and a nonaqueous electrolyte including a nonaqueous solvent, in which the positive active material includes a lithium-transition metal composite oxide that contains nickel as a transition metal and has a layered ?-NaFeO2-type crystal structure, a ratio (N/P) between mass (N) per unit area of the negative active material and mass (P) per unit area of the positive active material is 0.30 or more and 0.