Battery Electric Locomotive Batteries To Prevent Excessive Discharge, Do Not Use!

Batteries are the lifeblood of battery electric locomotives. Most of the current electric locomotives use lead-acid batteries. If multiple charges do great harm to the batteries, they may even lead to deformation of the batteries. Moreover, after charging, the power cord should be eight times in time, and not over-charged, which will lead to battery vulcanization and reduce the service life of the batteries.

Preventing overdischarge and charging

Overdischarge and over charging are actually things that many users will encounter, such as sometimes they may forget to charge, sometimes they forget to pull off the power supply, which leads to long charging time or too long using time, causing certain damage to the battery of the electric locomotive. Industry insiders pointed out that excessive charging will lead to active substances falling off in the battery plate, shorten battery life, and may also cause electrolyte drying up and thermal runaway due to excessive charging, eventually leading to battery shell deformation.

Overuse of electricity will lead to a reduction in battery capacity and a reduction in battery life over a long period of time. So if you want to make your locomotive battery life longer, then the correct charging is certain.