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Journal of Power Sources | 1998

ALKALINE STORAGE BATTERY

Katsunori Komori; Naoto Sato; Akihiro Taniguchi; Munehisa Ikoma; Yasuhiro Takahashi; Takashi Ito

An alkaline storage battery includes, as main constituent elements, a positive electrode having nickel hydroxide as an active material, a negative electrode, a separator, and an electrolyte made of an aqueous alkali solution, and a foamed three-dimensional porous substrate composed of nickel as a main component is used as a core substrate of the positive electrode, and the weight ratio of this core substrate in the positive electrode is set to 30% to 50%, thereby allowing both electron conductivity and ion conductivity of the positive electrode, with long life and high output even under severe conditions.


Journal of Alloys and Compounds | 1999

Effect of alkali-treatment of hydrogen storage alloy on the degradation of Ni/MH batteries

Munehisa Ikoma; Katsunori Komori; Satoshi Kaida; Chiaki Iwakura

Alkali-treatment at high temperature of the hydrogen storage alloy which was used as the negative electrode of nickel/metal-hydride batteries could enhance the cycle life. Al dissolves from the alloy surface, rare earth metal hydroxides form on the alloy surface, while Ni and Co exist as metals near the surface. Mn dissolves first and then deposits again as an oxide on the alloy surface. The corrosion reaction caused by alkali-treatment of the alloy stops at a certain stage. The above three points can be considered as the main factors for the long cycle life for the alkali-treated alloys.


Journal of Power Sources | 1998

Method for producing hydrogen storage alloy particles and sealed-type nickel-metal hydride storage battery using the same

Osamu Yamamoto; Katsunori Komori; Kohei Suzuki; Seiji Yamaguchi; Tadao Kimura; Munehisa Ikoma; Yoshinori Toyoguchi

A method for manufacturing hydrogen storage alloy particles comprises steps of obtaining a melt of the hydrogen storage alloy and pulverizing the hydrogen storage alloy by water atomizing process, whereby the melt is pulverized by contacting or colliding with high-speed jetting thereto to be dispersed in the form of solidified fine particles. By employing an aqueous solution of hypophosphorous acid or an alkali aqueous solution in place of water during the water atomizing process, or by etching the oxide films once formed on the surface of the hydrogen storage alloy particles with an aqueous solution of a strong acid, the thickness of the oxide film can be made thinner, and thus a high discharge capacity of a battery configured with a negative electrode comprising the alloy particles can be realized.


Archive | 1995

Hydrogen storage alloy and nickel-metal hydride storage battery using the same

Katsunori Komori; Osamu Yamamoto; Yoshinori Toyoguchi; Kohei Suzuki; Seiji Yamaguchi; Ayako Tanaka; Munehisa Ikoma


Archive | 2002

Method for recycling battery pack

Katsunori Komori; Noriyuki Fujioka; Tadao Kimura; Haruyoshi Yamashita; Yasuhiro Takahashi


Archive | 2010

Method for recycling secondary battery

Katsunori Komori; Katsunori Maekawa; Toshiaki Nakanishi; 利明 中西; 克典 児守; 活徳 前川


Archive | 2000

Active material for hydrogen storage alloy electrode and method for producing the same

Katsunori Komori; Hiromu Matsuda; Yoshinori Toyoguchi


Archive | 1995

HYDROGEN STORAGE ALLOY AND NICKEL-HYDROGEN STORAGE BATTERY USING THE SAME

Munehisa Ikoma; Katsunori Komori; Gohei Suzuki; Ayako Tanaka; Yoshinori Toyoguchi; Seiji Yamaguchi; Toru Yamamoto; 克典 児守; 誠二 山口; 徹 山本; 宗久 生駒; 亜矢子 田中; ▲吉▼徳 豊口; 剛平 鈴木


Archive | 2009

Method for exchanging rechargeable batteries

Katsunori Komori; Naoto Sato


Archive | 2009

Method of reusing rechargeable battery

Katsunori Maegawa; Toshiaki Nakanishi; Katsunori Komori

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