Charge And Discharge Current And Temperature Most Affect The Battery Capacity Of The Battery
The factors that affect the capacity of lead-acid batteries include the structure of the electrode plate, the size of the charge and discharge current, the temperature and density of the electrolyte, etc. Among them, the charge and discharge current and temperature have the greatest influence. If the charge and discharge current is too large, the active material on the plate will change to the surface, and the capacity will be greatly reduced.
The internal resistance of the battery refers to the resistance received when the current flows through the interior of the battery. The internal resistance of the lead-acid battery is very small, and it needs a special instrument to obtain a more accurate result. The battery repair instrument generally refers to the internal resistance of the battery. It is the internal resistance of the charging state, that is, the internal resistance of the battery when it is fully charged. Corresponding to it is the internal resistance in the discharge state, which refers to the internal resistance of the battery after the battery is fully discharged.
The charger has a big impact With the increase in the number of times the battery is used. Due to the consumption of electrolytes.As well as the reduction of the activity of the chemical substances in the internal resistance of the battery, the internal resistance of the battery will occasionally vary.As the temperature increases, the worse the quality of the battery, the faster it grows.
The impedance of the internal resistance of the battery will increase due to the increase of the discharge amount, especially when the discharge is terminated , if it continues to discharge, the lead sulfate will form a stable white crystal, even if it is charged, the active material of the plate will not be able to return to its original state, which will shorten the service life of the battery.