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    Verfahren zum Laden von Nickel-Kadmium-Akkumulatoren und Schaltungsanord­nung zur Durchführung des Verfahrens, wobei der Ladevorgang während Lade­zyklen (10) gegebener erster Zeitdauer und Entladezyklen (11) kürzerer zweiter Zeitdauer, die periodisch wiederholt werden, verwirklicht wird. Die einzelnen Zyklen (10, 11) werden mindestens zu ihrem Beginn mit je einem Lade­stromimpuls (12) bzw. einem Entladestromimpuls (13) überlagert, deren Energie zweckmäßig zwischen 3 und 5 mWs liegt, und die gesamte Stromänderung beträgt mindestens das Siebenfache des einem Zehntel der Kapazität des Akkumulators entsprechenden Stromes. Infolge der sich schnell ändernden Impulse wird die lonenverteilung an den Elektroden des Akkumulators (15) gleichmäßig, und die sich ausbildenden Stege werden aufgelöst. In der Lade- bzw. Entladeschaltung der zur Durchführung des erfindungsge­mäßen Verfahrens geeigneten Schaltungsanordnung befinden sich außer den Stromgeneratoren (18, 28) konstanten Quellenstromes zwei die erwähnten Impulse erzeugende und mit den Stromgeneratoren gleichzeitig ausgelöste Impulsgeneratoren (19, 29) (Figuren 1 und 8).
    公开号:SU1547716A3
    申请号:SU874203753
    申请日:1987-11-30
    公开日:1990-02-28
    发明作者:Соради Габор；Надь Шандор
    申请人:Брг Мехатроникай Валлалат (Инопредприятие)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    This invention relates to the electrical industry and concerns a method for charging nickel-cadmium alkaline batteries.
    The purpose of the invention is to reduce the risk of short circuit between the electrodes.
    When charging, nodules of ions sticking to the surface of the electrodes are formed in the non-homogeneous Wam distribution, where metal atoms are absorbed in a concentrated manner. Large metal deposits with large crystal structures are formed on the electrodes, the material quality of which differs from the material quality of the metal ions. In the working state, the relative current density changes in the deposition area, as a result of which the battery capacity decreases, and then with a progressive deposition between the electrodes a short circuit occurs.
    If during charging of nickel-cadmium alkaline batteries in the sequence of charge and discharge cycles, the DC currents generated during individual
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    cycles, and steeply varying current pulses, generated in the same direction with constant currents, the intensity of which exceeds a predetermined threshold value, after a certain divided time due to repeated current pulses, the surface distribution of the ions changes, the magnitude of these metallic deposits decreases and over time, the surface of the electrodes becomes more uniform. This is due to the fact that in the deposition area (under certain conditions, they are short circuit sites) the current density approaches the diffusion limiting current and a diffusion potential tends to infinity. Steep variable pulses strongly mix the electrolyte in the region of the crystal and, accordingly, contribute to the dissolution of the crystal in the electrolyte. In addition, steeply varying and periodically repeated current pulses can be used to charge the batteries, and these current pulses also have a favorable effect on the regular charging of new batteries. Due to its collisions, the ion front formed in the electrolyte sets in motion and makes it even conductive (such as the blinding case, they are inactive due to the partially potential equilibrium that occurs when noc it is charged with a different current. In the Heimholtz zone, due to this movement on the surface electrode activity, a greater activity of the ions occurs. Accordingly, the efficiency of the charge of the batteries, the time required for the charge is reduced.
    Strong internal mixing of the electrolyte prevents the formation of previously formed ion nodules, and the resulting decrease in capacitance and short circuits, which increases service life and increases reliability. Numerous tiny crystalline particles are formed on the surface of the electrodes of regularly charged batteries, which they have a very fine structure and are uniformly active from the point of view of electrochemistry. The expansion of the active surface increases the capacity of the battery by approximately 8-13%.
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    It is advisable to add pulses to a direct current in time to match the beginning of the charge and discharge sections so that the total amplitude of the change is at least 5 times greater than the value of the current corresponding to the tenth part of the nominal capacitance. In addition to the initial pulses, you can use additional pulses.
    In order for both electrodes to undergo the same processes, pulse amplitudes such that the total initial change (current jump) would be the same in both directions should be selected. For pulse energy in charge and discharge cycles generated in individual areas, it is advisable to choose the value of mWs, from which, at appropriate current values, you can determine the starting time of the pulses. During the charge cycles, the value of the steady-state current must be kept less than three times the current value. , corresponding to the tenth part of the nominal capacity, but as high as is possible. For known batteries, prolonged use of a current exceeding this value may result in to negative consequences. The discharge current generated during discharge cycles must be chosen in the range from one third to one half of the charge current,
    In addition, it is advisable to set the end of the charge cycle for discharge cycles using voltage samples that are taken with a certain delay, for example, 5 s after the start of discharge cycles. The charge can be, for example, then finished, when the value of this voltage in each element reaches 1.41 V. The value of these voltage tests during the discharge process increases slowly, but increases sharply before reaching the full charge level. The steep increase significantly improves the accuracy of the comparison and even the charge of the accumulator can be secured without the risk of overcharging.
    Fig. 1 shows a diagram of current strength - time for two complete cycles of the proposed method} in Fig. 2, a portion of the surface of a battery electrode charged by a conventional aa process and a direct current,
    in a 600-fold increase after the 22nd cycle of commissioning, fig.Z -; the same, charged with the proposed method, after the 22nd commissioning cycle in FIG. k - voltage-time diagram for the cumulative display of two short-circuited batteries during their recovery; in Q, Fig. 5, the voltage-time diagram for the cumulative indication of recovery of a battery that has not been used for more than 9 years and lost its capacity; in fig. 6 shows a charge diagram t5 of two discharged batteries, one of the batteries being charged with a constant TOKOMJ in FIG. 7 a diagram of the charge of three batteries having different levels of charge; 20, 8 shows the scheme of the proposed method.
    According to the proposed method, the nickel-cadmium alkaline battery is charged during the following 25 consecutive charge and discharge cycles. For the example shown in Fig. 1, each cycle 1 of charge lasts 1 minute, and each cycle 2 following it is equal to
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    This implies that in the range of 3 5 mWs, for a 500 mAh battery, the charge and discharge pulses 3 and k are equal to approximately 1, i ms, at -. than this value is significantly less than the total duration of the cycle. For the middle of cycles 2 bits, sampling times were also selected, and the charging process would be controlled using measured values of battery voltage Um, measured at sampling times ts of individual cycles.
    Example 1. The effect of the proposed method on the surface distribution of the electrodes was tested on four new YARTA 10 / 600RSE batteries. Two of them were charged with direct current in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer, and the other two were charged using Pulses, which have the stroke shown in Fig. 1. The charging process was completed when the voltage of the elements reached a value equal to
    p yes - 10 s. From the diagram shown in 30 b After each charge, the batteries were set aside for 2 hours.
    Then, the discharge process with a discharge current followed in order to achieve, for example, in FIG. 1, it can be seen that each charge cycle 1 starts with a strong and short-lasting impulse 3, and each discharge cycle 2 starts with a similar discharge in the opposite direction. pulse k, and then the current remains constant until the end of the cycle.
    In FIG. AND, the individual current values are indicated as fractions of the nominal (CH) capacity (Ah) of the battery. During charge cycle 1, the steady-state charge current LJ. equal to 2.5: I 0 a in time of cycle 2 discharge the steady-state discharge current 1K is 1.0, and 1,, e is the current value, which corresponds to the tenth part of the nominal capacitance (A "H,), to the zero axis the charge pulse 3 is
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    elements equal to 0.9 V. After the 35 of the 22nd cycle, the batteries were disassembled. FIG. 2 shows a 600-fold magnification of a notch with a side of 1 mm of a battery electrode processed according to a DC charging method, and FIG. 3 shows the same notch of a battery charged in accordance with the proposed method. The signs of both surfaces of the electrodes are significantly different. While in the case of FIG. 2, there are numerous protruding bridges, in the region of which an uneven, needle-like and rough distribution is observed, in the case of FIG. 3, a uniform, fine-grained surface of velvet character can be stated.
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    a jump of 5 X “about the steady-state charge current (.. During cycle 2 of the discharge, the value of the discharge pulse k is equal to 6110, and when the again-established discharge current reaches 1, the current jump is ω.
    The absolute value of the starting edge of each charge and discharge pulses 3 and, i.e. total value
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    The energy of the pulses imparted to the steady-state current values lies in the range of 3–5 mWs. From this it follows that for a 500 mAh battery, the duration of the charging and discharging pulses 3 and k is approximately 1, i ms, and this value significantly less than the total duration of the cycle. For the middle of cycles 2 bits, sampling times were also selected, and the charging process would be controlled using measured values of battery voltage Um, measured at sampling times ts of individual cycles.
    Example 1. The effect of the proposed method on the surface distribution of the electrodes was tested on four new YARTA 10 / 600RSE batteries. Two of them were charged with direct current in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer, and the other two were charged using Pulses, which have the stroke shown in Fig. 1. The charging process was completed when the voltage of the elements reached a value equal to
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    elements of 0.9 V. After the 5th of the 22nd cycle, the batteries were disassembled. FIG. 2 shows a 600-fold magnification of a notch with a side of 1 mm of a battery electrode processed according to a DC charging method, and FIG. 3 shows the same notch of a battery charged in accordance with the proposed method. The signs of both surfaces of the electrodes are significantly different. While in the case of FIG. 2, there are numerous protruding bridges, in the region of which an uneven, needle-like and rough distribution is observed, in the case of FIG. 3, a uniform, fine-grained surface of velvet character can be stated.
    EXAMPLE 2. The following short-circuited and therefore decommissioned nickel-cadmium alkaline batteries were charged for restoration: k STORWO BV806 battery with a capacity of 225,22 STORWO BV807 battery with a capacity of 450 mAh, 2 batteries -,; VARTA 8 / 500RS torus with 500 mAh capacity
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    the instructions were charged with direct current,
    When charging, according to the proposed method, the voltage of each short-circuited element for 0.3 hours after the beginning of the charging process, with a relatively fast jump, was set to a value in the range 1.22-1.25.8.
    The charging process continued until the value of the voltage U ", each element reached 1.41 V. After that, the batteries were set aside, then their capacity was measured at a load current of 110". the capacity of the dialazo ™ 20 was not between 7 and 33% of the nominal value. At the time of similar recovery cycles of charging, the capacitance increased stepwise and reached a nominal value of 25 at the end of the fifth cycle, which already allows for industrial use.
    Fig.} Shows a voltage diagram — the time of the first charging process of two such batteries. According to the characteristics of the used pi-shusch device, the scale along the time axis increases from right to left by 90 im / h. So that diagrams I and II can be divided, the axis of the load U% is shifted in the vertical direction by 1 V. Vertik ,, . sensitivity is 25 mm / V.
    Due to the chosen time scale, the charge and bit pulses 40 pass through together; in the diagram they are disproportionately represented. In individual batteries, 10 elements each are connected in series and one of them is short-circuited. Chart T. shows that in a period of time of approximately 1 hour, after the start of the charging process, the voltage increases slowly and its value is equal to the value of the voltage of 9 elements, connected-, and alternately with each other. The tenth element is firmly short-circuited. At the point in time indicated by arrow A, the tenth element was restored, and after a voltage jump of approximately 1.2 V corresponding to this recovery, the charging process continues at a higher level. The same process is about 45
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    Example In accordance with the proposed charging method, ten VARTA RS4 ten nickel-cadmium alkaline batteries were tested, the rated speed of each of which is. And “h, and these batteries have not been used for more than 9 years. After the usual process of charging with direct current, the voltage of the elements of the five batteries did not reach the nominal value. In the case of the other five batteries, the voltage though reached the nominal value, but their capacity turned out to be 2% lower than the nominal value. that cycle of charge-discharge and direct current.
    Then these batteries were charged in accordance with the proposed (Method. Blou) it was established that during the first 5 minutes the voltage of each element reached the nominal value, and after the first cycle the loading capacity was in the range from 35 to the nominal value after the second cycle - in the range from A6 to 53% of the nominal value, so that the batteries become serviceable,
    Figure 5 shows the charge diagram of such a battery, with the Uq curve indicating the failure of the DC charging process, and the UQ2 curve showing the recovery section of the proposed charging method. When this was used on a larger scale than in FIG. 4, i.e. 9000 mm / h. 45 The curve Ua2 consists of three sections vertically separated from each other, and, b and cf. In the initial area, the voltage is still significant, and the two elements have not yet reached their working voltage. At the end of the plot, one element has already been restored and the surges in voltage are clearly visible. At the site, the charging process continues, and at the end of this site, the second element has also been restored. After a voltage jump, the charging process continues at the site and already at a normal level.
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    EXAMPLE 4. To test the bones of the proposed method, brand new batteries of the RTA 10/600 RSE were available. A test of such new batteries is charged, in the usual way, with an automatic current. In the processes of a and discharge, the adherence of a-aukana and a cr ack n of a rc aux on sun pa ter ne the same time t but
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    It turned out that in the case of batteries charged in accordance with the proposed method, a capacity of 8-13% more could be achieved than in the case of this test group.
    Figure 6 shows the characteristic measured during the charging process, and, for reasons of consistency, the scales of the voltage of both curves were shifted relative to each other by 1 V. In the case of the usual method of direct current charging, the voltage slowly increases along the curve Ua1 and through 14h after the start of the charging process, it reaches a level of 14.1 V, which means the end of the charging process. In the case of the Ua4 curve, the battery voltage Urn is the lower envelope curve. At the beginning of the curve begins to slowly rise. At the moment of time ta, the voltage Um of the fast increases and soon reaches a threshold value of 14.1 V, which means the end of the charging process. The curve crosses the comparison threshold value much steeper than the UQ1 curve, so that the time point of the end of the charge process due to the comparison error fluctuates within much narrower boundaries, and therefore the danger of recharging caused by the comparison error is practically eliminated.
    From Fig. 6 it follows that the batteries, each element of which is charged to 0.9 V, can be charged using the proposed method more quickly and with less energy.
    The steep portion shown in FIG. 6
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    the degree of charge is a common feature of the charge process carried out in accordance with the proposed method, which in no case depends on the previous state of the battery. This phenomenon can be proved by using the curves aa, ai, and Uai, shown in Fig. 7. The stress axes of all three diagrams are shifted.
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    1 V in the vertical direction and the time scale is 18 mm / h. Curve Uaj depicts the process of charging the battery, discharged to a value of 0.9 V, (i.e., the complete curve Uaa depicts the process of charging a battery of unknown degree of charge, curve Uq.j depicts the process of charging a fully charged battery, again connected to the charging circuit after 2 hours of waiting. All three batteries are of the types shown in Example 4. Although in three cases the time spent on the charging process depends on the initial charge level of the battery, diagrams can be set It is assumed that the voltage curve — the time at times ta ,, tq2 and taj increases with the same steepness and with a characteristic slope - j
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    In the circuit for implementing the proposed method (Fig. 8), between the terminals 5 and 6 of the battery 7 to be charged, a controllablely started first current generator 8 is connected and simultaneously the first pulse generator 9 is started together. Starting input 10 of the first current generator generator and connected to the triggering input of the first pulse generator 9 and the output 11 of the controlled switching element 12, which starts the discharge process and stops the charging process. The output 11 is connected via the delay circuit 13 also to the enable input 14 of the voltmeter 15 connected in parallel to the battery 7.
    The terminal 16 of the source of electrical energy supplying the charging voltage is connected to terminal 6, its other terminal 17 is connected to the second controllable current generator 18 and the second triggered pulse generator 19, and these blocks are connected to the terminals 5 of the battery 7. The triggering input 20 of the second current generator 18 is connected in parallel with the triggering input of the second pulse generator 19 and with the output 21 of the controlled switching element 12 permitting the charging process and stopping the discharge process. The control input of the controlled switching element 12 is connected to the output of the delay unit 22, which sets the ratio of charge and discharge cycles, which
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    has a stopping input 23 and a triggering input 2k, and these inputs are connected to the output of each opposite logical value of the comparison device 25.
    The first and second current generators 8 and 18 each have one stopping input 26 and 27, which are respectively connected to the outputs 21 and 11 of the controlled switching element 12. Comparison device 25 is tilted by means of a hysteresis characteristic, its signal input is connected to the output of the voltmeter 15 and the comparison input - to the source 28 of the reference voltage "
    If the battery voltage 7 lies below the comparison level, then the delay unit controls the switching element 12 with the help of delay signals corresponding to charge and discharge cycles 1 and 2. During 1 charge cycles, its output 21 is activated, and during 2 discharge cycles, its output 11 is activated.
    At the beginning of the charging process, the second current generator 18 is started from one side by the start of the output 21, and the second mp3 generator 19 is started on the other side, which together supply the battery 7 with the current shown in figure 1 in cycle 1. In this cycle, the active state the stopping input 26 provides blocking of the bit, In la 1, the bit of the controlled switching element 12 is changed, the charging circuits are switched off, and
    The active state of the triggering input 10 triggers the first current generator 8 and the first pulse generator 9, after which the discharge current, shown in Fig. 1, is formed in section 2 V. Circuit 2 is started at the beginning of cycle 2 of discharge. Yes, the run-up circuit 13 is triggered and at the time ts (sampling) it resolves through circuit 5 a measurement of the voltage of the instantaneous value of the voltage on the battery and maintains the signal level at its output.
    This process repeats until the measured voltage U as a result of sampling reaches n and, so that the charging current of a given value is chosen to be no more than three times the value of the current corresponding to the voltage of the source 28 of the reference voltage. At this point in time, the comparison device 25 tilts and locks the delay circuit 22, as well as
    the tenth of this battery.
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    charge and discharge circuits. With the help of a circuit (not shown), the reference voltage of the comparison device is changed so that the charging process is only then started again when the voltage is less than the specified no-load voltage. This restart follows the rollover of the comparison device.
    Instead of both current generators and pulse generators connected in parallel with them, other equivalent circuits can be used, for example, a current generator with a controlled current of the power source, to the control inputs of which signals should be applied in accordance with the current functions.
    权利要求:
    Claims (2)
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    1. A method for charging a nickel-cadmium alkaline battery by conducting charge-discharge cycles in which a current of a given magnitude is applied to the battery during charging cycles of a given duration
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    the discharge cycle time is less than the charge cycle duration; the battery is loaded with a current of another predetermined value, and the charge and discharge cycles are alternately repeated, characterized in that, in order to reduce the risk of short circuit between the electrodes, at the beginning of each cycle charge current charge imposes one or more current pulses with a steep front, having the same direction as the charge current, and at the beginning of each discharge cycle, one or more current pulses with a steep front impose on the discharge current The same direction as the discharge current, at the beginning of individual cycles, at least a sevenfold current change is made in comparison with the tenth part of the nominal battery capacity, and the amplitudes and energy of the following current pulses with a steep | front reach a value not greater than and energy, respectively, of the first current pulse.
    2. The non.t method, which differs in the tenth part of this battery.
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    . A method according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the energy of the charge current pulses, respectively, of the discharge used in the charge and discharge cycles, is from 3 to 5 mWs.
    5. The method according to squares 1-4, that is, with the fact that at the beginning of the individual cycles, one complete change is made to the opposite current, and these currents are chosen equal in magnitude.
    6, The method according to claims 1-5, about tl and h of a high delay, determining charge and discharge cycles, which is such that, in order to increase the charge efficiency and reduce the process time, the scheme is additionally introduced The first and second pulse generators connected in parallel to the corresponding current generators of the charge and separate circuits and combined at the start and stop inputs with the corresponding inputs of the current generators, and the current pulses of the pulse generators are superimposed on the given currents of the corresponding current generators and have the same voltage.
    8. The circuit according to claim 7, characterized in that the first and second current generators and the first and second
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    the current generator's account, which regulates the current of the power source, to the control input of which is connected an oscillator i of signals, which supplies current and current for a given time interval in charge and discharge cycles.
    The measured accumulator is measured during individual discharge cycles with a delay after they start at certain points in time for the measurement to take off and the charging process is stopped when this voltage exceeds a certain threshold value.
    7. A circuit for charging a nickel-cadmium alkaline battery containing terminals for connecting a battery, a charge and discharge circuit connected to these terminals and containing respectively the first and second current generators, the start and stop inputs of which are connected with the output of the controllable switching element, so that the control input of the controllable switching element is connected to the unit
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    the current generator current regulating current of the power source, to the control input of which is connected an oscillator i of signals supplying the current signals of a given time interval in charge and discharge cycles.
    9. Scheme on PP. 7 or 8, that is, that the output of the controlled switching element is connected via a delay circuit to the triggering input of a voltmeter connected to the battery, and the output of the voltmeter connected to the signal input of a comparison device connected by its output to the triggering device - to the input inputs of the delay unit, the reference input of which is connected to the source of the reference voltage.
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