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797 results about "Physical separation" patented technology

Physical separation techniques separate a mixture such as a crude oil without changing the chemical characteristics of the components. The separation is based on differences of certain physical properties of the constituents such as the boiling and melting points, adsorption affinities on a certain solid, and diffusion through certain membranes.

Lithium ion battery and membrane thereof

The invention belongs to the technical field of lithium ion batteries and particularly relates to a membrane for a lithium ion battery, which is good in safety performance and mechanical performance. The membrane for the lithium ion battery comprises a porous membrane substrate, a ceramic material layer coated on the surface of the porous membrane substrate, and a polymer sticking layer which is coated on the ceramic material layer and is located on the surface layer. Compared with the prior art, the ceramic material layer can form a microcosmic physical separation on the surface of the membrane so as to reduce the piercing effect of a lithium pine-tree crystal on the membrane; the ceramic material layer coated on the porous membrane substrate can improve the heat resistance of the membrane; the polymer sticking layer which is coated on the ceramic material layer and has a sticking effect can be used for preventing an inner short circuit caused by staggering of the membrane and an electrode, so that the safety performance of the battery is enhanced. In addition, the membrane, an anode sheet and a cathode sheet are joined together through the effect of the polymer sticking layer, so that the mechanical performance of the battery can be enhanced. Furthermore, the invention further discloses the lithium ion battery containing the membrane.
Owner:NINGDE AMPEREX TECH

Sensors and methods and apparatus relating to same

In one form a capacitive sensor is disclosed for immersion into a fluid, the capacitive sensor having a housing and first and second electrodes with the first electrode being disposed at least partially within the housing and electrically connected to a circuit, the second electrode being electrically connected to the circuit via an electrical connection and physically separated from the housing containing at least a portion of the first electrode so that at least a portion of the electrical connection or second electrode is located above or outside of the fluid to reduce the risk that minerals will form between the electrodes. In another form the electrodes are separated into their own cavities of the sensor housing via a bridging member which separates the electrodes to help reduce the risk of mineral buildup occurring between the electrodes. In other forms, capacitors, capacitive sensors, pump controls and systems utilizing these features are disclosed along with methods and apparatus relating to same. In yet other forms additional sensors such as current sensors, thermal sensors, speed sensors, torque sensors and Hall Effect sensors are disclosed for use alone or in combination with said capacitive sensor for detecting fluid level and / or controlling pumps. In still other forms, apparatus and methods relating to self cleaning pumps are disclosed.
Owner:MAYLEBEN PHILIP +2
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