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Experimental recombinant valve-regulated lead/acid batteries failed after 250 to 350 deep cycles. The failure was attributed to the negative electrode which showed loss of capacity. When the cells were converted to operation in the flooded mode, they delivered up to 1400 deep cycles. The failure mechanism is assumed to be sulfation due to insufficient recharge. A simple model for the partial currents...
Expanders are an essential component of lead/acid batteries. They prevent performance losses in negative plates that would otherwise be caused by passivation and structural changes in the active material. The functions of the components of modern negative-plate expanders are described and data are presented to show how the capacity and life of the battery are affected by the type and amount of barium...
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