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Dec. 11,2014
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Int. Cl.
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ABSTRACT
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ing materials;
PRIORITY
[0015]
[0016]
FIELD
[0017]
material shedding;
12. A pasting textile that can allow for the elimi
microhybrid applications;
[0021]
life of a battery;
[0003]
ing material;
[0007]
material;
[0009]
trodes;
[0024] 20. A pasting textile that reduces battery scrap
(e.g., by reducing number of batteries that may need to
be scrapped due to cast-on strap weld interference that
can result from use of conventional pasting materials)
and/or improves scrap recovery;
[0025] 21. A replacement or substitute for conventional
pasting material that leads to one or more of the above
1W;
[0028] 24. A pasting textile that reduces manufacturing
costs related to material costs, processing speed, and
cleanliness;
[0029] 25. A pasting textile that can be manufactured
with reduced stacker downtime and maintenance delays;
and
[0030] 26. A pasting textile that allows use of a lead-acid
negative electrodes;
[0011] 7. A pasting textile with material properties that
require lower ?ash-drying and/ or oven drying tempera
tures (200 to 400 deg. F) compared to conventional
pasting material;
[0012]
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end and a second end and wherein the ?rst end of each ?ber is
[0034]
invention.
separator;
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
exemplary embodiment;
[0040] FIG. 4 is a front plan view ofa stamped grid (e.g.,
positive grid) according to an exemplary embodiment;
[0041]
[0061]
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[0066]
108 and 109 also extend through a terminal post seal assem
the art.
[0073]
cover.
[0067]
[0074]
[0076]
negative plates 105 each include a lead and/ or lead alloy grid
113 and/or 115 that supports an electrochemically active
material 116. The grids 113 and/or 115 provide an electrical
contact between the positive or negative active materials or
paste 116 which serves to conduct current. The grids 113
and/or 115 also serve as a substrate for helping support elec
[0071]
assemblies.
[0072]
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103 is integral with the top frame element. While FIGS. 3-4
depict lug 103 as offset from the center of the top frame
lead oxide reacts with the sulfuric acid to form mono-, tri-,
[0079]
tency.
[0084]
poses of illustration.
loosely woven, knit, etc. Also, the pasting textile may not be
bonded. In various embodiments, pasting textile or scrim 120
may be manufactured using a wet-laid process.
[0086] In various embodiments, pasting textile or scrim
[0088]
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shapes.
[0095]
[0096]
[0099]