Abstract: Disclosed are a secondary battery, a battery module and an electric vehicle. The secondary battery includes an electrode assembly, a housing and a top cover assembly. The housing has an accommodating chamber, the accommodating chamber having an opening, and the electrode assembly being accommodated in the accommodating chamber. The electrode assembly includes a plurality of electrode units, the plurality of electrode units being stacked in an axial direction of the accommodating chamber. The top cover assembly includes a top cover plate, a first electrode terminal and a second electrode terminal, the top cover plate being connected to the housing and located on a side of the electrode assembly in the axial direction, and the first electrode terminal and the second electrode terminal both protruding from the top cover plate and being electrically connected to the electrode assembly.

Abstract: A venting assembly for battery ejecta opposite an egress, wherein the venting assembly comprises a plurality of battery packs configured to power the electric aircraft, a plurality of vents wherein each vent of the plurality of vents is attached to each battery pack of the plurality of battery packs, and at least an outlet in fluidic communication with the plurality of vents, wherein the at least an outlet is located on an opposite side of the electric aircraft as an egress.

Abstract: A pressure balancing device comprises a mounting seat, a breathable film and a drying component. The mounting seat comprises a mounting seat housing and a support portion connected to the mounting seat housing. A fluid channel is formed in the mounting seat housing, the support portion is disposed in the fluid channel, and the fluid channel is capable of fluidly communicating an interior space of a component to be depressurized with the external environment. The breathable film covers on the fluid channel. The drying component is disposed on the support portion and is located between the support portion and the breathable film, and the drying component is configured to absorb moisture entering the fluid channel. In the present disclosure, the drying component is provided inside of the breathable film of the pressure balancing device, and water vapor entering the pressure balancing device is absorbed by the drying component.

Abstract: Provided is a rectangular secondary battery with improved rigidity against vibrations and impacts. A rectangular secondary battery of the present invention includes: a flat-shaped electrode group; a current-collecting plate electrically connected to the electrode group; a battery case accommodating the current-collecting plate and the electrode group; a battery cover that closes an opening of the battery case; an electrode terminal penetrating through the battery cover, the electrode terminal being connected to the current-collecting plate via a connecting member; and a gasket that is inserted between the electrode terminal and the battery cover for insulating and sealing. An insulator is disposed between the current-collecting plate and the battery cover, the battery cover includes a battery cover side fixing part that fixes the insulator, and the insulator includes a current-collecting plate side fixing part that fixes the current-collecting plate.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein relate generally to systems and methods for improving safety features in electrochemical cells. In particular, the systems and methods as described herein can solve safety issues concerning gas generation in electrochemical cells.

Abstract: A winding-type battery includes a battery case, a power generating element, a cap for blocking an opening of the battery case, and a gasket for insulating the battery case from the cap. The power generating element includes a first electrode, a second electrode, a separator interposed between them, and an electrolyte. The first electrode and the second electrode are wound via the separator to form an electrode group, and the first electrode is connected to the cap via a first current collecting lead, and the second electrode is connected to the battery case via a second current collecting lead. A groove is formed near the opening end of the battery case. The gasket includes: an annular seal portion interposed between a rim of the cap and the region from the groove to the end; and a tubular portion that is integrated with the seal portion, and is disposed closer to the electrode group than the seal portion is. The first current collecting lead is connected to the cap through a hollow in the tubular portion.

Abstract: An insulating plate for a secondary battery includes a wound electrode group, an electrolyte, a cylindrical battery case that houses the electrode group and the electrolyte, and a sealing body that seals an opening of the battery case and includes a discharge valve. The insulating plate is disposed between the electrode group and the sealing body and has a disk shape with a thickness T of 0.1 mm or more. The insulating plate has a first hole formed centrally therein and at least one second hole formed around the first hole so as to extend along the outer periphery of the disk shape. The ratio (=T/D) of the thickness T to a diameter D of the insulating plate is 0.016 or less, and the insulating plate has an opening ratio of 36% or less.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a power battery pack having a heat superconducting heat exchanger, and a power battery pack system. The power battery pack includes a heat superconducting heat exchanger and a plurality of battery cells. The heat superconducting heat exchanger includes a heat radiator, a heater, and a plurality of heat superconducting plates arranged at intervals in parallel. The heater is located at one side of the heat radiator. The heat superconducting plates are located between the heat radiator and the heater, a heat superconducting pipeline is formed inside each heat superconducting plate, each heat superconducting pipeline is a closed pipeline, and each heat superconducting pipeline is filled with a heat transfer medium. The battery cells are located between the heat radiator and the heater, and each battery cell is in contact with the corresponding heat superconducting plate.

Abstract: A battery cover plate assembly includes a cover plate, an electrode terminal, a current interrupt structure, and an arc extinguishing portion. The electrode terminal is disposed on the cover plate and includes an electrode inner terminal and an electrode outer terminal. The electrode inner terminal and the electrode outer terminal are electrically connected through the current interrupt structure. The current interrupt structure is capable of disrupting the electrical connection between the electrode inner terminal and the electrode outer terminal under the action of a gas pressure. The arc extinguishing portion is configured to reduce an electric arc generated when the current interrupt structure disrupts the electrical connection between the electrode inner terminal and the electrode outer terminal.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a cylindrical three-electrode cell, according to the present invention, can comprise the steps of: preparing a cylindrical can in which an electrode assembly is accommodated; manufacturing a reference electrode assembly by coupling lithium metal to one side of a reference electrode lead; separating a cap assembly coupled to the upper end of the cylindrical can; inserting the reference electrode assembly such that the lithium metal is inserted in the electrode assembly and the one side of the reference electrode lead is withdrawn to the outside of the cylindrical can; coupling the separated cap assembly to the opened upper end of the cylindrical can; mounting a holder so that same encompasses the side of the cap assembly and the end part of the side of the cylindrical can; and injecting an adhesive into the holder, and then curing same.

Abstract: A secondary battery includes a rectangular exterior body having an opening and containing a first electrode assembly and a second electrode assembly, a sealing plate sealing the opening, and a positive-electrode current collector. The sealing plate has an electrolytic solution introduction hole. The first electrode assembly includes a first insulating sheet on an outermost surface thereof adjacent to the second electrode assembly. The second electrode assembly includes a second insulating sheet on an outermost surface thereof adjacent to the first electrode assembly. A first tape is attached to both an outermost surface of a first positive-electrode tab group and the first insulating sheet. A second tape is attached to both an outermost surface of a second positive-electrode tab group and the second insulating sheet. At least one of the first tape and the second tape is located to face the electrolytic solution introduction hole.

Abstract: A starter module adapter for a vehicle or other equipment including a starter module and a housing assembly having a pair of terminals. The starter module adapter may include a metal receiver functioning as an electrical connector defining a receptacle for receiving the starter module. The exterior dimensions of the housing assembly may be the same as the exterior dimensions of a standard battery.

Abstract: A lead-acid battery is provided with a lid. A communication chamber is formed inside the lid. In the communication chamber, a first distance between an inner wall and a vent hole in a sidewall is shorter than a second distance between the inner wall and an exhaust hole, and a tip of the inner wall is formed below the vent hole in a direction opposite to the first direction.

Abstract: A cylindrical lithium secondary battery according to the present invention can reduce gas explosion by preventing gas concentration from being concentrated only on the upper top cap vent by increasing the gas spouting passage through which the inner gas of the can is spouted by forming a rupture portion of a material different from that of the can member on a part of the cylindrical can member, and when the inside or outside of the battery is exposed to a high temperature, by making, a shape-based alloy member, which causes cracking of the can member by deformation, included a part of the can member, the gas is discharged through the can vent by the cracking of the can member to prevent explosion before the tap cap safety vent operates by the internal air pressure, and ignition that may be caused by heating by internal or external heat may be prevented.

Abstract: A high-voltage battery for a motor vehicle includes at least one battery module including a cell block with stacked battery cells, wherein the battery cells are embodied as solid-body cells, the internal resistance of which decreases as the temperature rises, a battery housing having a receiving space for receiving the at least one battery module, and a heat-insulating holding device for holding the at least one battery module in the receiving space. The heat-insulating holding device is designed to minimize heat exchange between the at least one battery module and the battery housing for preventing cooling of the battery cells. A motor vehicle with the high-voltage battery is also provided.

Abstract: An energy storage apparatus includes one or more energy storage devices and an outer housing that houses the one or more energy storage devices. The outer housing includes an opening that allows communication between an interior and an exterior of the outer housing. The opening is sealed by a first pressure adjuster and a second pressure adjuster arranged complementary to each other. The first pressure adjuster allows passage of gas and prohibits passage of liquid. The second pressure adjuster prohibits passage of the gas and the liquid, and releases an internal pressure in the interior of the outer housing when the internal pressure exceeds a predetermined pressure.

Abstract: Disclosed is a battery module, which includes: a plurality of battery cells stacked on one another; a cell housing configured to accommodate the plurality of battery cells; and a cover bus bar configured to cover an entire upper side of the cell housing and including electrode connection layers. The cover bus bar may be electrically connected to electrodes of the plurality of battery cells through the electrode connection layers. The electrode connection layers may be arranged in a layered structure.

Abstract: A secondary battery according to the present invention including a battery case with an accommodation part accommodating an electrode assembly and an electrolyte, a fluid inlet/outlet port provided in the battery case to provide a moving passage through which a fluid is movable so that discharge of an inner gas and reinjection of the electrolyte are enabled, a gas discharge part restricting the discharge of the inner gas passing through the fluid inlet/outlet port, and an electrolyte reinjection part provided to reinject the electrolyte through the fluid inlet/outlet port.

Abstract: A power storage module includes a laminate constituted of a plurality of laminated bipolar electrodes, each of the bipolar electrodes including an electrode plate, a positive electrode provided on one surface of the electrode plate, and a negative electrode provided on the other surface of the electrode plate, wherein a plurality of internal spaces is formed between the bipolar electrodes adjacent to each other in the laminate; a frame body holding an edge portion of the electrode plate and provided with an opening communicating with at least one of the plurality of internal spaces; and a pressure regulating valve attached to the frame body.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a cell and a battery. The cell includes a cell body and a packaging pouch configured to accommodate the cell body therein. The packaging pouch includes a seal portion, the seal portion includes a sealed area, and the sealed area defines a cavity therein. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, the seal strength of the seal portion of the cell may be increased significantly, and the reliability and safety of the cell may be improved.

Abstract: A hydrogen system includes: a generator which generates hydrogen-containing gas; a storage which stores the hydrogen-containing gas generated by the generator; a first gas passage which connects the generator and the storage; a housing which houses the generator, the storage and the first gas passage; a second gas passage in which the hydrogen-containing gas discharged from the first gas passage to an outside of the housing flows; a first valve provided to the second gas passage; a third gas passage in which the hydrogen-containing gas discharged from the storage to the outside of the housing flows; a second valve provided to the third gas passage; and a controller which opens at least one of the first valve and the second valve.

Abstract: The battery pack includes a cell module assembly that includes battery cells arranged to be stacked, a cell case accommodating the battery cells, and first positive and negative electrode bus bars electrically connected to the battery cells. The battery pack further includes a battery management system (BMS) assembly that includes a BMS circuit board, a current sensor unit vertically disposed at an edge of the BMS circuit board, and a BMS housing that supports the BMS circuit board. Further, the battery pack includes a pack cover that includes positive and negative electrode terminals and second positive and negative electrode bus bars electrically connected to the positive and negative electrode terminals. The pack cover is configured to cover an upper portion of the BMS housing, and the first negative electrode bus bar and the second negative electrode bus bar respectively have one end vertically connected to the current sensor unit.

Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to motion-generating pumps, energy storage devices including such motion-generating pumps, and methods of making and using the same for the desulfation of lead-acid batteries. The energy storage device includes a battery casing defining a plurality of chambers, each of the plurality of chambers may include one or more electroactive plates disposed therein and an electrolyte disposed so as to surround the one or more electroactive plates. The energy storage device further includes one or more circulating systems configured to agitate the electrolyte in each of the plurality of chambers. A method for desulfation in a lead-acid battery may include using one or more circulating systems to circulate an electrolyte so as to prevent precipitation.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes a battery module having a housing with a first end (having a cell receptacle region) and a second end opposite to the first end. The battery module includes a stack of electrochemical cells inserted through the cell receptacle region of the housing, disposed between the first end and the second end of the housing, and having terminal ends of all the electrochemical cells of the stack aligned in a planar area. The battery module includes a bus bar carrier disposed over the stack of electrochemical cells and within the cell receptacle region of the housing. The bus bar carrier includes bus bars disposed thereon that interface with the terminal ends. The battery module includes a layer of thermal epoxy disposed between the second end of the housing and a bottom side of the stack of electrochemical cells.

Abstract: The present application provides a battery pack. The battery pack includes a box, the box being configured as a cavity structure; an exhaust channel arranged at the bottom of the box; and a plurality of battery cells, the plurality of battery cells being stacked and housed in the cavity structure of the box, and the plurality of battery cells being located on an end face of the exhaust channel facing away from the bottom of the box, and an end face of each of the battery cells facing the exhaust channel being provided with an explosion-proof valve, where a structural layer of the exhaust channel facing the explosion-proof valve is provided with a weakened zone, and when thermal runaway occurs in any battery cell, a gas in the battery cell is capable of being collected into the exhaust channel via the weakened zone and discharged.

Abstract: A battery ejection system is disclosed. The battery ejection system comprises a pressure vessel, a battery submodule positioned at least partway in the pressure vessel and configured to release gas into the pressure vessel, and a seal of the pressure vessel configured to release in the event a pressure level in the pressure vessel exceeds a threshold pressure level. The battery submodule is configured to be ejected from an electrical connection in the event the seal is released.

Abstract: Disclosed are a secondary battery, a battery module and an electric vehicle. The battery module includes a plurality of secondary batteries arranged in sequence. The secondary battery includes an electrode assembly, a housing and a top cover assembly. The electrode assembly is accommodated in an accommodating chamber of the housing. The electrode assembly includes a plurality of electrode units, the plurality of electrode units being stacked in an axial direction of the accommodating chamber. The top cover assembly includes a top cover plate and an insulating member arranged on an inner side of the top cover plate, the top cover plate being connected to the housing, the insulating member being located on a side of the electrode assembly in the axial direction. A first buffer gap is provided between the insulating member and the top cover plate.

Abstract: A hydrogen production apparatus includes a water electrolysis unit, a storage unit, a supply unit, and an electrical equipment unit. A first ventilation flow path causes air to flow through an electrical equipment chamber and a storage chamber, which is formed by at least one of a water electrolysis chamber, a storage chamber, and a supply chamber. A second ventilation flow path causes air to flow through at least one of the water electrolysis chamber, the storage chamber, and the supply chamber that is not the storage chamber. The electrical equipment chamber is positioned farthest upstream in the first ventilation flow path, and the first ventilation flow path and the second ventilation flow path are separated from each other.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more battery modules mounted in a rack assembly has a structure which defines a cooling air pathway for flowing cooling air across the side and/or bottom of each battery module thereby cooling the battery module, or alternatively, across the energy calls in the battery module. Further, the system has a structure which defines a thermal runaway gas pathway for flowing thermal runaway gases from a battery module out of the system. The system structure is configured to ensure that the cooling air pathway and thermal runaway gas pathway are physically separated, thereby minimizing the risk of the thermal runaway gas substantially mixing with cooling air thereby potentially resulting in a spontaneous ignition and an explosion.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a pouch-shaped secondary battery comprising a pouch-shaped battery case, an electrode assembly having a positive electrode, a separator, and a negative electrode that are sequentially stacked, the electrode assembly being received in the pouch-shaped battery case, and a venting guidance device located in the pouch-shaped battery case, the venting guidance device being configured to form a through-hole for gas discharge in the pouch-shaped battery case using an elastic member, the elastic member being configured to be actuated when a pressure in the pouch-shaped battery case reaches or exceeds a predetermined limit pressure.

Abstract: A battery pack, a vehicle, and an energy storage device. The battery pack includes a housing with a first direction and a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The battery pack housing includes at least one rectangular cell accommodating unit is formed therein. The battery pack also includes a plurality of rectangular cells, and has a dimension greater than or equal to 600 mm along the first direction. The plurality of rectangular cells are arranged in the rectangular cell accommodating unit along the second direction. The rectangular cell has a thickness of D, length of L, and height of H. A length direction of at least one rectangular cell extends from one side of the rectangular cell accommodating unit to its other side along the first direction, and meets: L>H, L>D, 600 mm?L?2500 mm, 23?L/D?208.

Abstract: A battery pack includes an assembled battery, a battery case, a first temperature sensor and a second temperature sensor. The assembled battery has three or more battery cells electrically connected in series with each other. The battery case has the assembled battery received therein so that the assembled battery is partially exposed to outside of the battery case. The first temperature sensor is provided to detect the temperature of a most-exposed one of the three or more battery cells. The most-exposed battery cell has a maximum exposed area to the outside of the battery case among all of the three or more battery cells. The second temperature sensor is provided to detect the temperature of a least-exposed one of the three or more battery cells. The least-exposed battery cell has a minimum exposed area to the outside of the battery case among all of the three or more battery cells.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a battery pack for a hybrid vehicle. The battery pack includes: multiple battery cells, a housing, a first end plate, a second end plate, a bearing plate and an upper cover, wherein the housing is provided with a bottom portion and side walls extending from the periphery of the bottom portion and forming an upper portion opening; the housing is configured for accommodating the multiple battery cells and the two end plates, when the multiple battery cells are sequentially arranged and mounted into the housing, the first end plate and the second end plate are located at two end sides of the sequentially arranged multiple battery cells to laterally fix the multiple battery cells; the bearing plate is mounted above the top portions of the multiple battery cells; and the upper cover is mounted above the housing to cover the upper portion opening of the housing.

Abstract: The disclosed secondary battery is capable of preventing a short-circuit pressure at which the safety vent is ruptured from being reduced due to deformation of the safety vent during assembly of the battery. The secondary battery of the present invention includes a can member accommodating an electrode assembly and a top cap assembly covering an opening of the can member. A safety vent is provided in the top cap assembly to discharge a gas when an inner pressure of the can member increases, wherein the safety vent includes a main body and a bending unit, in which an outer edge of the main body is bent, and wherein a buffering space is defined between the bending unit and the main body.

Abstract: Disclosed is a battery module, which includes: at least one battery cell having electrode leads protruding at first and second opposite sides thereof; and at least one cell case each covering the first and second sides and an upper side of a corresponding one of the at least one battery cell and each including a pair of bus bars each having one end connected to a corresponding one of the electrode leads and another end exposed at an upper side of the cell case.

Abstract: A battery pack includes a plurality of electrical energy storage cells positioned in a parallel layout in a protective casing. The protective casing has a peripheral wall and is closed at two opposite ends by a lid. Each of the lids has at least one venting hole for gases that that can form inside the protective casing, and at least one layer of metallic material, through which the gases are intended to flow, is disposed between the internal face of each of the lids and the cells.

Abstract: A method for controlling a plurality of batteries and an electronic device thereof are provided.

Abstract: The present invention provides a secondary battery 1 including: a battery case 10 having a safety valve 13; an electrode body 40; an electrolyte; and a cover member 41 arranged between the safety valve 13 and the electrode body 40 so as to be separated from the safety valve 13. The electrode body 40 is housed in the battery case 10 so that a lamination surface opposes the safety valve 13. The cover member 41 is configured to cover a portion of the battery case 10 in which the safety valve 13 is formed in a state where the cover member 41 holds the lamination surface of the electrode body 40.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a pouch-shaped secondary battery including a pouch-shaped battery case surrounding an electrode assembly, a first electrode lead connected to the electrode assembly and extending to a joint of the battery case, a second electrode lead detachably connected to the first electrode lead and extending out of the battery case, a connection layer coupling the first electrode lead and the second electrode lead to each other, and a sealing layer coupling the battery case to the first electrode lead and the second electrode lead, wherein the first and second electrode leads are configured to be detached from one another in order to secure the safety of a pouch-shaped battery cell when the pouch-shaped battery cell swells due to gas generated in the pouch-shaped battery cell while the pouch-shaped battery cell is in an abnormal state or when the pouch-shaped battery cell is overcharged.

Abstract: A battery is provided that includes a battery module, which includes cylindrical battery cells connected to each other in an electrically conductive manner. A temperature control system includes a container including a fluid space, into which container the battery cells partially protrude, and which includes an inflow and an outflow for a liquid of a liquid circuit. The liquid is an electrically non-conductive liquid, and the container includes a cell holder including openings, through which respective end sides of the battery cells of the battery module protrude into the fluid space of the container and which enclose respective outer surfaces of the battery cells in a liquid-tight manner. The cell holder includes a further opening, through which a contact element protrudes into the fluid space of the container and which surrounds an outer surface of the contact element in a liquid-tight manner.

Abstract: A valve includes a holder having an expandable material. The valve includes a retainer coupled to the holder. The valve further includes an umbrella member with a stem coupled to the holder. The expandable material is adapted to expand in size when absorbing a fluid and translate the umbrella member along an axis of the stem.

Abstract: The present invention is a fire suppression apparatus for mitigating a battery fire and the effects of a thermal event within a battery pack. The system comprises a fire suppressant apparatus that is incorporated into the storage modules of the lithium ion batteries. Each storage module includes a container filled with a fire suppressant that is pressurized with a compressed gas.

Abstract: A battery case includes a first cell accommodating portion that accommodates a first number of battery cells, and a second cell accommodating portion that accommodates a second number of battery cells, smaller than the first number. The second cell accommodating portion is shorter than the first cell accommodating portion in one of three directions parallel to sides of the battery case. The battery case further includes a board accommodating portion, which is adjacent to the second cell accommodating portion in the one of the three directions, and that accommodates a circuit board therein; a first partition wall arranged between the first cell accommodating portion and the board accommodating portion; and a second partition wall arranged between the second cell accommodating portion and the board accommodating portion. Thus, the thickness of the battery is reduced and the circuit board is separated from the battery cells.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a nonaqueous electrolyte secondary battery which includes an electrode assembly, a housing with an opening and contains the electrode assembly, and a sealing member sealing the opening, the electrode assembly comprising a positive electrode and a negative electrode. The positive electrode includes a positive electrode active material, lithium carbonate, and lithium phosphate, the negative electrode comprising a negative electrode active material. The method includes placing the electrode assembly in the housing, and placing a nonaqueous electrolyte containing lithium fluorosulfonate in the housing.

Abstract: A battery includes a case having a feedthrough port, a feedthrough assembly disposed in the feedthrough port, and a cell stack disposed within the case. The feedthrough port includes an inner conductor and an insulator core separating the inner conductor from the case. The cell stack includes an anode, a cathode, and a separator insulating the anode from the cathode, wherein the anode and cathode are offset from one another. An insulating boot surrounding the cell stack insulates the cell stack from the case. The insulating boot has an opening configured to receive therein the feedthrough assembly, which may include overmolded insulation. The interior surfaces and interior walls of the battery case may be thermal spray-coated with a dielectric material to prevent lithium dendrite formation between cathode and anode surfaces.

Abstract: Provided are batteries and fuel cells incorporating a stripline detector for use in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). The stripline batteries and fuel cells can be used for in situ NMR measurement of battery or fuel cell chemistry. Also provided are methods for measuring in situ battery and fuel cell NMR using the stripline batteries and fuel cells of the invention.

Abstract: A conductor module for terminal includes a bus bar, a state detector including a detection conductor, and a fixing member fixing the state detector to the bus bar. The bus bar includes a connection surface to which the detection conductor is electrically connected, and two fixing holes formed with the placed state detector interposed therebetween. The fixing member includes a main body that the state detector is made contact with, and plastically deformable fixing legs. Each of the fixing legs is inserted in the fixing hole from the connection surface side and projects from the fixed surface. In a fixed state, when the fixing leg is seen from an axis direction of the fixing hole, a tip of the fixing leg is disposed on the outside in a radial direction than the fixing holes.

Abstract: A battery case having a venting notch formed therein is provided. In particular, the venting notch is filled with a thermoplastic resin to protect a battery and/or a battery case from physical impacts. The thermoplastic resin has a glass transition temperature lower than a temperature limit of the battery for a safe operation.

Abstract: Disclosed is a portable battery device including a casing and a battery unit housed therein, and consisting of a plurality of battery elements. The battery device includes a surface unit for compartmentalizing the internal volume of the casing, defining sealed housings, the ends of the elements come respectively into supporting engagement, by or with the opposite end portions of the bodies of the battery elements, with the opposite compartmentalizing unit. The remaining parts of the bodies of the elements situated between the opposite compartmentalizing element are directly exposed to the outside environment through perforated or discontinuous portions of the wall of the casing.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a cell module assembly receiving structure including: a cell module assembly comprising a plurality of cells; and a receiving device having an inner space capable of receiving the cell module assembly, wherein the receiving device includes a first partition wall disposed to extend from a first wall in a direction toward a second wall facing the first wall and a second partition wall disposed to extend from the second wall in a direction toward the first wall, wherein a sum of an extension length of the first partition wall and an extension length of the second partition wall is greater than or equal to a distance between the first wall and the second wall.