In writing up a paper on some research work on the effects of transients on Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries, I am laying out the thermodynamics and energetics for the reaction laid out below, but am having trouble finding the numbers for the reaction.
Does anyone know the correct figures to...
Only in part. While pulses can apparently be used to break up Sulphate deposits, I have also heard that the voltage of pulses, once they meet the battery, is effectively grounded due to the low impedance of the pulse-producing coil and the battery itself. As such they are no longer in a position...
Can inductively generated flyback pulses (~1kV) cause the decomposition or ‘consumption’ of any components in the electrolyte of a lead acid battery resulting in an energy release?