Formation method of aqueous power battery
A technology of power battery and formation method, which is applied in the direction of secondary battery, electrochemical generator, and secondary battery repair/maintenance, etc., can solve the problems of difficult uniform distribution of electrolyte, short battery life in the later period, and spinning on the top of the battery. , to solve the difference of battery consistency, close battery performance, and convenient production and operation.
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[0031] A method for forming an aqueous power battery, comprising the following steps:
[0032] (1) Fill the 5Ah water-based power battery with 20g of electrolyte solution and seal it. After leaving it at a high temperature of 40°C for 6 hours, charge and discharge twice with a small current of 0.05C. The first charge and discharge time is 2 hours (the charge is equivalent to 10%), the second time is 8h (the charge is equivalent to 40%).
[0033] (2) Shelve at a low temperature of 10±5°C for 1 day, check the voltage with a multimeter, and distinguish short-circuited batteries from non-short-circuited batteries, so as to remove short-circuited batteries, and the batteries with normal voltage enter the next step;
[0034] (3) Add 1g of electrolyte uniformly, and charge and discharge three times with a small current of 0.2C again. 40%), the third charge and discharge time is 5h (the charge is equivalent to 100%).
[0035] (4) According to the six concordances of consistent capac...
Embodiment 2
[0060] A method for forming an aqueous power battery, comprising the following steps:
[0061] (1) Inject 400g of electrolyte into a 200Ah water-based battery and seal it. After standing at a high temperature of 45°C for 24 hours, charge and discharge twice with a small current of 0.2C. The first time is 1 hour (the charge is equivalent to 20%), and the second time The second time is 2h (the charge is equivalent to 40%).
[0062] (2) Shelve it at a low temperature of 25±5°C for 360 days, detect the voltage with a multimeter, and distinguish between short-circuited and non-short-circuited batteries, so as to remove the short-circuited batteries and enter the next step for batteries with normal voltage;
[0063] (3) Add 40g of electrolyte in a unified manner, and charge and discharge at a low current of 0.05C three times again. The first time is 4h (the charge amount is equivalent to 20%), the second time is 7h (the charge amount is equivalent to 40%), and the third time is 12h...
Embodiment 3
[0067] A method for forming an aqueous power battery, comprising the following steps:
[0068] (1) Inject 300g of electrolyte into a 100Ah water-based battery and seal it. After leaving it at 42°C for 12 hours, charge and discharge it twice with a small current of 0.1C. The first time is 1.5h (the charge is equivalent to 15%). The second time is 8h (the charge is equivalent to 80%).
[0069] (2) Shelve at a low temperature of 15±5°C for 90 days, check the voltage with a multimeter, and distinguish short-circuited batteries from non-short-circuited batteries, so as to remove short-circuited batteries and enter the next step for batteries with normal voltage;
[0070] (3) Add 10g of electrolyte in a unified manner, and charge and discharge at a low current of 0.05C for three times. The first time is 4h (the charge is equivalent to 20%), the second is 8h (the charge is equivalent to 40%), and the third is 14h (the charge is equivalent to 70%);
[0071] (4) According to the six ...
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