Causes of lead-acid battery failure
Rechargeable batteries - Lead-acid batteries
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Causes of lead-acid battery failure
Rechargeable batteries - Lead-acid batteries

Authors : Jack ROBERT, Jean ALZIEU

Publication date: November 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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6. Causes of lead-acid battery failure

The service life of a flat-plate battery is around 1,200 charge-discharge cycles, and 1,500 cycles for a tubular-plate battery. These are indicative values, as many parameters have a significant influence on service life, including depth of discharge and temperature. End-of-life results in a rapid drop in capacity: 50% in a few cycles, more in the case of certain short-circuits.

  • Corrosion of the positive grids, a defect that we know is inexorable, leads to "death" – the term is consecrated by the use – of properly used (and maintained, if necessary) batteries.

    This corrosion is reflected 3.3

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