BS 6290-2-1999 Lead-acid stationary cells and batteries - Specification for the high-performance Plante positive type《铅-酸固定式电池和蓄电池 高性能普兰特阳极式电池规范》.pdf

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2、ing Corrigendum No. 1 ICS 29.220.20 NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI PERMISSION EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW Lead-acid stationary cells and batteries Part 2: Specification for the high-performance Plante positive typeThis British Standard, having been prepared under the direction of the Electrotechnic

3、al Sector Committee, was published under the authority of the Standards Committee and comes into effect on 15 October 1999 BSI 02-2000 First published, June 1984 Second edition, October 1999 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference PEL/21 Draft for commen

4、t 96/200844 DC ISBN 0 580 33039 7 BS 6290-2:1999 Amendments issued since publication Amd. No. Date Comments 10837 Corrigendum No. 1 February 2000 Supersession details added to foreword Committees responsible for this British Standard The preparation of this British Standard was entrusted to Technica

5、l Committee PEL/21, Secondary cells and batteries, upon which the following bodies were represented: British Industrial Truck Association British Telecommunications plc Electricity Association Electric Vehicle Association of Great Britain Lighting Industry Federation Ltd. Ministry of Defence Society

6、 of British Battery Manufacturers Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd. Co-opted membersBS 6290-2:1999 BSI 02-2000 i Contents Page Committees responsible Inside front cover Foreword ii 1 Scope 1 2 Normative references 1 3 Terms and definitions 1 4 Materials and components 2 5 Cell design 2

7、 6 Performance 3 7 Type tests 3 8 General performance relationships 3 9 Identification marks 3 Annex A (informative) Applications 8 Annex B (informative) Electromagnetic compatibility 8 Annex C (informative) Related cell capacities 8 Annex D (informative) Operational recommendations 8 Annex E (infor

8、mative) Recharge characteristics 9 Annex F (normative) Additional capacity tests 12 Bibliography 13 Figure E.1 Typical recharge characteristics of high-performance Plante cells using constant-current charging following a discharge at the 3 h rate 10 Figure E.2 Typical recharge characteristics of hig

9、h-performance Plante cells using limited-voltage charging following a discharge at the 3 h rate 11 Table 1 Maximum impurity levels for chemical lead 4 Table 2 Plates and separators 4 Table 3 Clearances between the container and plates 4 Table 4 Number of plates per cell and maximum external dimensio

10、ns of the container 5 Table 5 Discharge currents (at an average cell temperature of 208C) 6 Table 6 Variation of capacity with temperature (108Ct o3 58 C) 7 Table C.1 Examples of related cell capacities 8 Table F.1 Final voltages at discharge rates between 1 h and 10 h 12 Table F.2 Final voltages at

11、 discharge rates faster than 1 h 12ii BSI 02-2000 BS 6290-2:1999 Foreword This part of BS 6290 has been prepared by Technical Committee PEL/21. This British Standard is part 2 of a series of standards. It specifies requirements for high-performance cells and batteries with Plante type positive plate

12、s and pasted negative plates. It supersedes BS 6290-2:1984 which is withdrawn. BS 6290-1 has been withdrawn, having been superseded jointly by BS 6290-2:1999, BS 6290-3:1999, BS 6290-4:1997 and BS EN 60896-1:1992. BS 6290-3 specifies requirements for lead-acid pasted positive plate type cells and ba

13、tteries. BS 6290-4 specifies the criteria for classifying lead-acid valve-regulated cells and batteries. BS EN 60896-1 specifies general requirements for all free-venting types of stationary lead-acid cells and batteries. Guidance on safety and health aspects of the handling, installation, usage and

14、 maintenance of lead-acid stationary cells and batteries is given in BS 6133. A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself con

15、fer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i and ii, pages 1 to 13 and a back cover. The BSI copyright notice displayed in this document indicates when the document was last issued. BSI 02-2000 1 BS 6290-2:1999 1 Scope Th

16、is part of BS 6290 specifies requirements for the materials, design and performance of stationary cells and batteries comprising individual lead-acid cells of the high-performance Plante positive type. NOTE Information on applications is given in annex A. Annex B clarifies the position of these cell

17、s and batteries with respect to electromagnetic compatibility. 2 Normative references The following normative documents contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this part of this British Standard. For dated references, subsequent amendments to, or revisions

18、of, any of these publications do not apply. For undated references, the latest edition of the publication referred to applies. BS 3908-1, Methods for the sampling and analysis of lead and lead alloys Part 1: Sampling of ingot lead, lead alloy ingots, sheet, pipe and cable sheathing alloys. BS 3908-3

19、, Methods for the sampling and analysis of lead and lead alloys Part 3: Bismuth in lead and lead alloys (photometric method). BS 3908-6, Methods for the sampling and analysis of lead and lead alloys Part 6: Tellurium in lead and lead alloys (photometric method). BS 3908-9, Methods for the sampling a

20、nd analysis of lead and lead alloys Part 9: Sulphur in lead and lead alloys. BS 3908-15, Methods for the sampling and analysis of lead and lead alloys Part 15: Iron in lead and lead alloys (photometric method). BS 6133:1995, Code of practice for safe operation of lead-acid stationary batteries. BS 6

21、334:1983, Methods of test for the determination of the flammability of solid electrical insulating materials when exposed to an igniting source. BS EN 60896-1, Stationary lead-acid batteries General requirements and methods of test Part 1: Vented types. 3 Terms and definitions For the purposes of th

22、is part of BS 6290, the terms and definitions given in BS 6133:1995, 1.3.2 apply, together with the following. 3.1 stationary cell cell that is installed on a fixed site and is not intended to be moved continually during its life 3.2 stationary battery two or more stationary cells electrically conne

23、cted in series 3.3 lead-acid cell cell in which the electrolyte is dilute sulfuric acid, and which is fitted with plates in which the active materials are: a) positive electrode: lead dioxide; b) negative electrode: spongy lead 3.4 free-venting enclosed cell cell that is fitted with a vent plug whic

24、h allows free venting of electrolysis gas NOTE Provision is made for the addition of water and for measurement of the level and density of electrolyte. The cover is not intended to be readily removable. 3.5 high-performance Plante cell free-venting enclosed cell containing Plante type positive plate

25、s and pasted negative plates 3.6 container box in which plate groups and separators are assembled 3.7 group bar bar to which a plate or group of plates is attached 3.8 vent plug plug, provided with a gas vent or vents and baffled to arrest acid spray, that is fitted in the vent hole in the cover of

26、an enclosed cell NOTE A vent plug normally also provides access for filling. 3.9 length dimension of a container or cell measured at right angles to the plates 3.10 width horizontal dimension of a container or cell measured parallel to the plates 3.11 charging passing of an electric current through

27、a cell so as to bring it to a chemical condition in which it is capable of supplying electricity to an external circuit NOTE The quantity of electricity passed is known as the charge and is usually measured in ampere hours. 3.12 float operation of a cell or battery in parallel with a load and a char

28、ging source at constant voltage2 BSI 02-2000 BS 6290-2:1999 3.13 discharge taking out of a quantity of electricity from a cell by connecting it to an external circuit in such a way that the current flows through the cell in the reverse direction to that for charging NOTE The quantity of electricity

29、taken out is usually measured in ampere hours. 3.14 capacity quantity of electricity that can be taken from a cell (or battery) at a particular rate of discharge, under specified conditions of voltage and temperature NOTE Capacity is usually measured in ampere hours. 3.15 rated capacity designation,

30、 by the manufacturer, of the capacity of a cell (or battery) under specified conditions of discharge 4 Materials and components 4.1 Positive plates Positive plates shall be of the Plante lamelle type and shall be made of chemical lead conforming to Table 1. Sampling and chemical analysis of the lead

31、 shall be in accordance with relevant parts of BS 3908. NOTE Analysis for impurities which are not covered by BS 3908 should be by documented instrumental methods. The thickness and mass of the plates shall conform to Table 2. 4.2 Negative plates Negative plates shall be of the open-grid type, paste

32、d to sustain at least the capacity of the corresponding positive plate, as given in Table 2. The width and length of the negative plates shall not be less than those of their corresponding positives. Intermediate negative plates shall have a capacity, at the C r3 rate (see 6.1), at least 20 % greate

33、r than the rated capacity of their corresponding positives. The minimum thickness of the intermediate plates shall be as given in Table 2 4.3 Separators Separators shall be made of a microporous material. They shall be designed to cover the facing surfaces of all the plates and to overlap the edges

34、of the positive plates by no less than the dimensions given in Table 2. 4.4 Group bar Group bars shall be made of pure lead or lead alloy. Where more than one pillar/group bar assembly is used in the assembly of the plate section, electrical continuity between group bars of like polarity shall be ac

35、hieved by tack welding. The current density at the 1 min discharge rate shall not exceed 1.5 A/mm 2 in any part of a group bar. 4.5 Terminal pillars Terminal pillars or pillar/group bar assemblies shall be cast in lead alloy. They shall have a smooth surface finish, free from porosity and other defe

36、cts, shall be compatible with the electrochemical conditions within the cell, and shall be suitable for mechanical connections. If pillars contain copper inserts, this shall be stated by the manufacturer. If copper inserts are used, the covering of lead around the insert within the cell shall be at

37、least 3.5 mm thick. NOTE Pillars containing copper inserts are normally used in cells designed for high-discharge duties. The current density at the 1 min discharge rate shall not exceed 2.5 A/mm 2 for lead pillars or 15.0 A/mm 2 for lead pillars with copper inserts. The terminal pillars shall not c

38、arry any part of the weight of either plate group. 4.6 Containers Containers shall be made of transparent material, e.g. styrene acrylonitrile. The positive plates shall be hung from ledges moulded in the container. The negative plates shall be supported from the bottom of the container. The weight

39、of each plate group shall be transmitted vertically on to a flat base. The clearance between the sides of the container and the positive plates, and between the bottom of the container and the positive plates, shall conform to Table 3. 4.7 Cell lids Cell lids shall be sealed to the container. Termin

40、al pillars shall be sealed where they pass through the lid NOTE The sealing should be designed to prevent corrosion of the pillar above the lid. Apart from the vent holes, the complete cell shall be sealed sufficiently to withstand an internal pressure of 1 961 Pa (200 mmH 2 O). 4.8 Vent plugs Vent

41、plugs shall allow no visible wetting of the cell lid when the cell is being overcharged at the 0.09C r3 rate at 208C ambient temperature. 4.9 End springs or packing pieces End springs or packing pieces shall be provided to hold the plate groups in position. NOTE The end springs or packing pieces sho

42、uld be designed to hold the plate groups in position throughout the anticipated life of the cell. 5 Cell design The number of plates per cell and the maximum external dimensions of the container shall be as given in Table 4. BSI 02-2000 3 BS 6290-2:1999 6 Performance NOTE Information on related cell

43、 capacities is given in annex C. Operational recommendations relating to performance are given in annex D. Information on recharge characteristics is given in annex E. 6.1 Capacity 6.1.1 The rated capacity shall be stated by the manufacturer in terms of a discharge time of 3 h, as detailed in BS EN

44、60896-1:1992, clause 6, i.e. C r3 , at a fully charged electrolyte density of 1 207 kg/m 3 at 208C. 6.1.2 When the actual capacity of a cell is measured as a laboratory type test in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 13, the cell shall achieve the rated value stated, C r3 , on the first disc

45、harge. 6.1.3 When the actual capacity of a battery is measured as a site test in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 13, the battery shall achieve the rated value stated, C r3 , on the first discharge. No individual cell voltage shall be below 1.75 V after 2.5 h of discharge. NOTE The voltage

46、 of individual cells of a battery may fall below 1.80 V (subject to the requirement of 6.1.3). A cell whose voltage falls below 1.75 V after 2.5 h of discharge during site testing of a battery may be replaced and the test repeated. 6.1.4 If the capacity is also to be determined at the 1 h rate, the

47、values shown in Table 5 shall be used. If additional tests for capacity are required at other discharge rates, the values of discharge current to the final voltages given in annex F shall be as stated by the manufacturer. 6.1.5 If the initial average temperature (see BS EN 60896-1:1992, 13.2 and 13.

48、3) is different from the reference temperature of 208C, the measured capacity C shall be corrected in accordance with 8.2. 6.2 Endurance When tested in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 15, the endurance, in charge/discharge cycles, shall be that stated by the manufacturer. 6.3 Constant-vol

49、tage float-charge operation When tested in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 14, the cell or battery shall meet the requirements specified in BS EN 60896-1:1992, 7.2. 6.4 Charge retention When tested in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 16, the charge retention shall be that stated by the manufacturer. 6.5 Short-circuit current and internal resistance When tested in accordance with BS EN 60896-1:1992, clause 17, the short-circuit current and internal resistance shall be as stated by the manufacturer. 6.6 Flammabi