Several habits that damage the battery
Storage battery is a device that directly converts chemical energy into electrical energy. It is a rechargeable battery designed to be recharged through a reversible chemical reaction. It usually refers to a lead-acid battery, which is a type of battery. , Belongs to the secondary battery.
Accumulators are now widely used in our lives, and they play a very important role in our lives, so maintaining the accumulators is essential. Now the editor of Kanglida will introduce to you some of the damage to accumulators. habit:
1. Use the wrong charger: the charger is too big or too small. Batteries are often harmed because chargers are specifically designed for batteries of a specific size and capacity.
Use outdated technology. Such as mechanical chargers (iron and SCR). These chargers cause the battery to overheat, consume more water, and increase the temperature of the battery, which can damage the battery over time. The cumulative result is a significant reduction in battery life.
2. Too many or too few batteries: In a competitive environment, having more batteries is an expensive way to operate. You can use the charging algorithm to handle these needs more efficiently, ensuring that you have a reasonable number of batteries without causing waste.
3. Incorrect charging operation: Charging at the operator's convenience. A charging plan should be set up when installing the battery system. Due to the different facilities, different types of charging systems should be selected. Such as changing the battery, charging the battery, or charging quickly. Before battery capacity begins to decrease, all batteries have limited charge cycles. For most good-quality industrial batteries, it is generally around 1,500 charge cycles, which is equivalent to about 5 years of normal use. Setting up a charging plan for your battery can save you money by extending its life.
4. Unreasonable charging and working temperature: the temperature is too high or too low. Suitable operating temperatures for lead-acid batteries are 30 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Above or below this range will adversely affect the battery. The ideal temperature range for forklift battery charging is usually 50-86 degrees Fahrenheit. If the forklift is operating and charging at extreme temperatures, work with application engineers to design a battery charging system that better meets these needs.
5. Incorrect rehydration process: Recharge the battery before it is fully charged. May overflow and lose some sulfuric acid, thereby de-electrolyte equilibrium specific gravity. This will cause a voltage error, and if this process is repeated, the battery performance will be significantly reduced.
The correct time is to add water once every 1-3 weeks, depending on many factors: temperature, type of utilization. It is important to set up a routine inspection to monitor the water level of the forklift battery.
The above is the relevant information compiled and compiled by the battery manufacturer Kanglida. I hope it will be helpful to you. If you want to know more information, you can contact us or log in to our official website for more information.
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