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Battery cells are typically rolled around a center spindle. Zoom in close. The aluminum collector cap appears to be one single piece formed from the spindle saving steps and money.pic.twitter.com/7u0GeJEype
There is a ridge in the can around the lip. I think this is to catch the cells as they drop into the holes of the first current collecting plate in fig. 13.pic.twitter.com/MprtDhlmzX
The roll is pushed into the can, copper anode down. The can is dropped into the holes of the first collector plate. The dielectric separator 520 is sandwiched in between and the top cover plate rests atop the aluminum collector caps of each battery in the group...pic.twitter.com/XmXwkDAMCT
...thus providing the positive connections. There are no individual cells with individual caps. The cover plate is the cap and connection for all cells in the group. The entire thing sits in a bath a dielectric coolant that is pumped through the case.
The patent is linked here. It's worth looking over if you haven't.https://insideevs.com/news/376931/tesla-patent-battery-cell-pack-production/ …
This is incredible! I can't wait for batteryday!
This is why I'm on Twitter. Good stuff.
So just how awesome is this design?
Holy sh--! (hugs his stock)
You stole the picture from "Tesla Daily". Credit is due
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