Battery Charging: Defects, Stipulation, Erosion, & More

[snober]

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Hey guys ,
I want to know about the battery defects like stipulation , erosion , sedimentation , seperator defects .

 

[snober]

hey guys ,
can anybody tell me about the charging methods of battery like ;
Initial charging , Normal charging and intermittent charging.

 

[snober]

hey please help me out ,
What are the functions of various components of two unit , three unit and heavy duty Regulators ..

 

[oz93666]

Lead acid? lithium? Ni Mh... every battery type is different

 

[sophiecentaur]

Battery charging can be quite a sophisticated business. All technologies have different requirements - especially if you want to charge it reasonably quickly. You need to do a bit of general reading round and look at the data sheets on the battery you need to charge.
Personally, I reckon that battery chargers are so cheap, for most technologies and so difficult for others that I'd rather buy one. If it's a Lithium Ion battery then you need to be really careful and it's not an ideal 'first project' for the amateur constructor.

 

[sophiecentaur]

That's rather an open question and it reads a bit like homework(?).
Have you a specific question?

 

[jedishrfu]

Here's some info on car batteries:

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/what_causes_car_batteries_to_fail

 

[berkeman]

Hey guys ,
I want to know about the battery defects like stipulation , erosion , sedimentation , seperator defects .

hey guys ,
can anybody tell me about the charging methods of battery like ;
Initial charging , Normal charging and intermittent charging.

hey please help me out ,
What are the functions of various components of two unit , three unit and heavy duty Regulators ..

Welcome to the PF.

I have merged your 3 threads on similar topics.

We do require that you show your effort before asking overly-broad questions. Please show us what you have been reading about these subjects, and what you know so far.

What is the context of your questions? Are you working on a battery charging system? Or is this for schoolwork?

 

[meBigGuy]

First go to wikipedia or some other site and read about charging and characteristics for the battery technology (like lead-acid, lithiun-ion, NiMH, NiCad, etc) you are intertested in. Then, proceed to ask questions about the things you don't understand.