This invention discloses a high-
power battery integrating a radioactive structure and a multi-element
corrosion-resistant
alloy, belonging to the field of lead-acid battery technology. It constructs a
core component integrating a radioactive grid structure and a multi-element
corrosion-resistant
alloy. The radioactive grid adopts a centrally radiating structure, with 8-12 variable cross-section radial grid bars and 3-4 rings of progressively spaced annular grid bars forming a closed conductive network. The multi-element
alloy is composed of Pb 98.5%-99.2%, Sn 0.3%-0.8%, Ag 0.05%-0.1%, Ca 0.06%-0.12%, and Al 0.03%-0.05%, with precise matching between composition and structure. The battery is manufactured through medium-frequency induction melting, controlled-cooling grid forming, stepped heat treatment, and optimized
assembly processes. The battery has a C10 capacity of not less than 100Ah, a P15min
discharge time of not less than 15min, a cycle life of not less than 780 cycles, a grid
corrosion rate of not more than 0.023mm / a, and an energy
utilization rate of not less than 87%. This design overcomes the performance
bottleneck of traditional grid-alloy separation designs, combining high power, long lifespan, and high stability.