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General| Brand | Saft |
|---|---|
| Model | SBL |
| Category | Battery Pack |
| Language | English |
Highlights reliability and exceptionally long lifetime of the block battery.
Covers reduced maintenance needs and wide operating temperature capabilities.
Details tolerance to electrical/mechanical abuse and ease of installation.
Focuses on cost-effectiveness, low life-cycle cost, and environmental safety.
Overview of major construction elements: containers, vents, plates, and buses.
Details on plate group bus, separating grids, plate frames, and tabs.
Features of cell containers, splash guards, and flame arresting vents.
Introduction to the three performance ranges: SBL, SBM, and SBH.
Suitability for railways, intercity and urban transport.
Suitability for industry, utilities, oil/gas, and buildings.
Suitability for telecom, medical, airport, and military uses.
Definition and rating of block battery capacity in ampere-hours (Ah).
Explanation of cell voltage based on electrochemical potentials.
Factors affecting internal resistance and its measurement.
Definition of acceptable voltage range for system operation.
Required electrical performance for the application.
Influence of ambient temperature on battery sizing.
Requirements for battery state after discharge.
General principles and methods for charging block batteries.
Discussion of single and two-rate constant voltage charging methods.
Effects of ripple, over-discharge, and overcharge on the battery.
Tests for shock loads, vibration resistance, and external corrosion.
Procedures for checking batteries upon receipt and initial inspection.
Guidelines for storing filled and discharged battery cells.
Steps for preparing cells after storage before use.
Purpose and application of cell oil for reduced self-discharge.
Steps to prepare filled cells before commissioning.
Steps to prepare discharged/empty cells before commissioning.
Maintaining cleanliness and mechanical integrity of cells.
Procedures and considerations for topping up electrolyte levels.
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