Sealing structure and method of battery pipeline system
A sealing structure and battery tube technology, which is applied to fuel cell components, circuits, fuel cells, etc., can solve problems such as loose interfaces, energy storage system hazards, and loose connections, and achieve easy processing, optimized sealing effects, and applicable high degree of effect
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[0034] At 1 / 2 of the overlapping part of the PVC pipe and the connecting piece, an annular groove with a depth of 1 / 4-1 / 3 of the pipe wall thickness and a width of 3-6mm is machined, respectively on the outer wall of the PVC pipe and the connecting piece. Apply adhesive on the inner wall; then connect the PVC pipe and connectors.
Embodiment 2
[0036] At 1 / 3 of the overlap between the connector and the PVC pipe socket, process an annular groove with a depth of 1 / 4-1 / 2 the wall thickness of the connector and a width of 0.5-10mm, respectively on the outer wall of the PVC pipe and the connector. Apply adhesive on the inner wall; then connect the PVC pipe and the connector.
Embodiment 3
[0037] Example 3 Assembling the liquid flow battery system of the 3MW project in Heishan
[0038] Before improvement:
[0039] The installation of the liquid inlet of the stack in this project is to directly glue the PVC pipe (the wall thickness of the pipe is 4mm) to the PVC liquid inlet plate (the insertion distance is 30mm). When it is assembled to the 35th stack, there are already 5 Leaks appeared in the stack, and the proportion of leaks reached 14%, which increased a lot of maintenance tasks.
[0040] Improved:
[0041] Process an annular groove with a width of 3-6mm and a depth of about 2mm in the middle of the PVC pipe inserted into the liquid inlet plate with a length of 30mm, and then bond it. Continuing to assemble the system in this way, after installing 80 stacks, no more leakage points were added.
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