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8. BATTERY TEST
Test must be conducted in accordance with EN 60896-
21/22.
Before any discharging test batteries have to be properly
prepared with a boost charge (2.40 volt per cell for 24
hours at 20°C) to ensure they are in a fully charge
condition. In order to take temperature readings of a
battery, one pilot cell or block shall be chosen. The
surface temperature of the container wall centre of each
pilot cell or block shall be measured immediately prior to
the discharge test. The individual readings shall be
between 15°C and 30°C. The temperature of the selected
block shall be considered as representative of the average
temperature of the battery. It is desirable that the average
cell surface temperature and the ambient temperature fall
as nearer to the reference temperature of 20°C or 25°C as
possible.
In case of batteries having a capacity lower than 80% of
the nominal rating it is advisable to replace them within
12 months
Here below some precaution to be taken:
Discharge must be stopped at the final discharge
voltage.
Deeper discharges must not be carried out unless
specifically agreed with FET.
Recharge immediately the battery after each (full or
partial) discharge test.
8.1. Service/Functional test
This is a test of the battery's ability to satisfy the design
requirements of the system. It means to discharge the
battery directly to the load
to ensure that a battery failure does not jeopardize other
equipment)
or dummy load to simulate a main failure.
1. Record the floating voltage of each cell, as well as
the total system voltage
2. Check the actual load (A or W), as well as the
minimum admissible voltage of the system
3. On FET discharge tables you can approx. determinate
the discharge rate (minutes of discharge) Please note
that battery performances change (decrease) with
battery age. After switching off the rectifier,
discharge the battery for a time of 20% of that
calculated discharge rate
4. During the discharge, record at regular intervals,
cell/block voltage, battery temperature, discharge
current, total battery voltage
5. For safety reason, during the test assure that the total
battery voltage remains
depending on discharging rate in order to avoid any
failure to the system (please note that approaching to
the final voltage, the voltage curve decreases rapidly)
6. For particular comments on test's data, please refer to
FET technical offices
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(in this case take precautions
above the
minimum
8.2. Capacity test
Please carry out this test only when complete
information on the quantity of energy inside the battery
is requested.
Take precautions because after this test
battery SHOULD NOT BE ABLE TO SUPPLY
ENERGY IN CASE OF MAIN FAILURE.
Dummy load is usually necessary to provide the request
discharge current. Test is usually carried out to verify the
battery capacity to a specify end voltage and discharge
rate (usually 1, 3 or 10 hours).
Test must be conducted in accordance with EN 60896-
21/22. Please refer to prescription indicated in the above
standard. Record at regular intervals every half an hour
at the beginning, every 10 minutes the last half an hour
cell/bloc voltage, battery temperature on pilot cell,
discharge current, total battery voltage (in any case
voltage reading has to be made at least at 25%, 50% and
80% of the discharge time).
According
IEC60896-21
terminated when one of the following values t
whichever comes first, has been recorded:
1.
t
= the elapsed time of discharge of the string,
disch
with n cells, to a voltage of n x U
2.
t
= the elapsed time when the first of the unit in
disch
the string reached a voltage of
unit voltage
− ( √
= U
final
At the end of discharging test, batteries have to be
recharged immediately.
The following formula determinates the battery capacity:
= ℎ ×
(where t
is indicated in hours)
disch
For temperatures different from the nominal (20°C) and
discharge rates between 3 to 10 hours, the battery
capacity shall be corrected as follows:
C
C
=
20°C
1 + λ ( θ − 20 )
Trending battery capacity during years will provide
information in predicting when the battery will no
longer meet design requirements.
Edition 03/2018 Rev.7
the
discharge
shall
be
,
disch
(V)
final
) × 0.2
2
ℎ
Where:
θ = initial pilot cell
temperature (°C)
λ= 0.006 for tests > 1 hour
λ= 0.01 for tests 1 hour
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