Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a secondary battery and a pre-degassing device for manufacturing a secondary battery.

Abstract: A secondary battery includes an electrode assembly having a positive electrode provided with a positive electrode tab, a separator, and a negative electrode provided with a negative electrode tab, the positive electrode, the separator, and the negative electrode being wound, the electrode assembly having a core part at a center thereof; a can configured to receive the electrode assembly therein, the negative electrode tab being connected to the can; a cap assembly coupled to an opening of the can, the positive electrode tab being connected to the cap assembly; and a reinforcing member provided on an end of the separator exposed beyond the positive electrode or the negative electrode to prevent heat of the positive electrode tab or the negative electrode tab from being transferred to the separator.

Abstract: Discussed is a method for manufacturing an electrode assembly and an electrode assembly manufactured therethrough, and the method includes a corona treatment process of performing corona discharge treatment on opposite edges of a separator in a direction perpendicular to a progress direction for manufacturing the electrode assembly, a lamination process of alternately laminating an electrode and the corona-treated separator, and a bonding process of pressing the electrode and the corona-treated separator, which are laminated, to bond the electrode to the corona-treated separator, wherein, in the corona treatment process, corona is locally discharged to the opposite edges of the separator to form a corona-treated section and a corona-untreated section on the opposite edges of the separator.

Abstract: There is disclosed a method for removing nitrogen oxides of exhaust gas using natural manganese ores. In the method, ammonia is used as a reductant to selectively reduce the nitrogen oxides in the presence of a catalyst prepared from the natural manganese ores. The catalyst allows nitrogen oxides to be completely removed from exhaust gas at a relatively low temperature of 130-250° C. without discharging unreacted ammonia through oxidation reaction. The catalyst is superior in economic terms in addition to preventing the deleterious effects which occur when discharging ammonia.

Abstract: There is disclosed a method for removing nitrogen oxides of exhaust gas using natural manganese ores. In the method, ammonia is used as a reductant to selectively reduce the nitrogen oxides in the presence of a catalyst prepared from the natural manganese ores. The catalyst allows nitrogen oxides to be completely removed from exhaust gas at a relatively low temperature of 130-250° C. without discharging unreacted ammonia through oxidation reaction. The catalyst is superior in economic terms in addition to preventing the deleterious effects which occur when discharging ammonia.