FLUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, BATTERY MODULE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR FLUID-CONDUCTIVELY CONNECTING BATTERY MODULES IN A BATTERY MODULE ASSEMBLY

DRIVE February 4, 2026
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A fluid distribution system (4) is described for a battery module arrangement (1) with a number of at least two battery modules (2.1-2.6), wherein the battery modules (2.1-2.6) each have at least one first fluid connection (F1) and respectively at least one second fluid connection (F2), which fluid distribution system (4) comprises: a first main line element (6), from which at least two first branch line sections (7.1, 7.2) branch off, preferably at right angles; and a second main line element (6'), from which at least two second branch line sections (7.1', 7.2') branch off, preferably at right angles; wherein each of the first branch line sections (7.1, 7.2) is or can be releasably connected to a respective first connecting element (8.1, 8.2); and wherein each of the second branch line sections (7.1', 7.2') is or can be releasably connected to a respective second connecting element (8.1, 8.2); of which first connecting elements (8.1, 8.2) one has a first curvature and the other has a second curvature, in order to adapt a direction of course respectively of a first branch line section (7.1, 7.2) to a direction of course of the first fluid connection (F1) respectively of one of the battery modules (2.1-2.6); and of which second connecting elements (8.1, 8.2) one has a first curvature and the other has a second curvature, in order to adapt a direction of course respectively of a second branch line section (7.1', 7.2') to a direction of course of the second fluid connection (F2) respectively of one of the battery modules (2.1-2.6); wherein: the one first connecting element (8.1) and the one second connecting element (8.2) are or can be connected to one another as a commonly handleable unit; and/or the other first connecting element (8.2) and the other second connecting element (8.1) are or can be connected to one another as a commonly handleable unit.

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