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Combined effect of acrylic fibers and carbon in negative active mass of lead-acid battery

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Abstract This work deals with the study of influence of additives added to the negative active mass of the lead-acid battery electrode. Specifically, it’s studied the influence of acrylic fibers… Click to show full abstract

Abstract This work deals with the study of influence of additives added to the negative active mass of the lead-acid battery electrode. Specifically, it’s studied the influence of acrylic fibers (1,5 wt.%) and different amounts of carbon CR 2996 on the final properties. Carbon was added in an amount of 0.15; 0.46; 0.78; 1.4; 2.65 and 5.15 wt.%. It was performed formation, depth of discharge cycles (DoD) and partial state of charge cycling (PSoC). After 12 DoD cycles it was drained excess of electrolyte from the battery and it was performed another 7 DoD cycles. Thanks to these cycles it was possible to verify the actual capacity of electrodes. The results are shown in relevant graphs.

Keywords: mass lead; negative active; battery; lead acid; acid battery; active mass

Journal Title: Journal of energy storage
Year Published: 2017

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