A new type of
energy storage battery employs a structure with opposite terminals and a
busbar. This design fully addresses the issues of acid stratification and uneven utilization of active materials between the upper and lower sections caused by excessively high plate height, leading to reduced battery life. This results in a more uniform
current distribution and significantly improved charge acceptance and deep cycle life. The positive plate
grid alloy undergoes pretreatment with pure lead combined with
electroplating, avoiding the difficulties in forming a pure lead
corrosion layer and insufficient adhesion to lead paste, thus improving battery
conductivity and deep cycle life. Pore-forming agents and conductive agents are introduced into the positive
electrode formulation to balance capacity and lifespan. The negative
electrode formulation uses dendritic
lead sulfate, significantly increasing the pore size and total pore volume after formation. During charging and discharging, this enhances
ion transport channels, improves the
utilization rate of negative active materials and
fast charging capability, and delays battery
sulfation. Simultaneously, the high-carbon formulation improves charge acceptance, and the dendritic
lead sulfate prevents overcharging during negative
electrode formation. Compared to traditional lead-acid
energy storage batteries, this design extends battery life by at least 50%.