Answer: First, carry out the initial test on the battery, and then add the security system product to maintain the battery according to the actual condition of the battery, develop the patrol inspection plan, and detect and regularly patrol the battery condition.

Where is the broken crystal?

Answer: The broken crystal is first transformed into an unstable molecule, which is transformed into a free ion state that can be dissolved in the electrolyte through the charging process, and then re participates in the chemical reaction.

How much does vulcanization affect the battery?

Answer: Vulcanized batteries have large polarization applications, poor charging acceptance, poor effectiveness of active substances, rapid drop in discharge terminal voltage, and low rated capacity. During charging, the voltage rises rapidly, the electrolyte density does not reach the specified value, excessive gas decomposition occurs, and the cell temperature is high. In chemical reaction, the molecular contact area is small and the reaction energy is small.

No matter how long the battery is used, it can be restored as new as long as the vulcanization is removed?

A: No. Because it is inevitable that the active substance on the battery plate will fall off, its fatigue determines that after a long time of use, the battery will be cleared of vulcanization, and its capacity can be greatly improved, but it cannot be the same as the new battery.