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GUIA DE TALLER - N3
BATERIAS
FACILITADOR
NOMBRE DEL
ESTRUDIANTE
FECHA DE ENTREGA
NOTA:
OBJETIVOS:
Evaluar el estado y el rendimiento de la batera haciendo uso de procedimientos
estandarizados por el fabricante.
INTRODUCCIN:
The procedures and the tests refer to batteries of the following types:
General Service Battery
Maintenance Free Battery and Maintenance Free Accessible Battery
Low Maintenance Battery
Maintenance Battery
Identify the battery before you use any procedure or before you perform any test. Ensure that
the battery type and the battery voltage are known.
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SEGURIDAD:
1. IMPLEMENTOS DE SEGURIDAD (Obligatorio)
2. PRECAUSIONES DE SEGURIDAD
FIRMAS
NOMBRES DE INTEGRANTES
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MATERIALES
DESCRIPCIN
CANTIDAD
Baterias en
buen estado
Baterias en
mal estado
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Utilice el modulo de batera desmontada para realizar esta actividad. Complete el nombre del componente e
indique la funcin que cumple.
NOMBRE
10
11
FUNCIN
ACTIVIDAD 3
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SEGURIDAD:
Note: When working with acid or when adding electrolyte to a battery, wear a face shield and protective
clothing to prevent contact with the battery electrolyte. If an accident occurs, use the following antidotes:
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Eyes: If electrolyte is splashed into the eyes, proceed with the following steps:
Force the eyes open. Flood the eyes with cool, clean water for at least 15 minutes.
Seek immediate medical attention.
Internal: If electrolyte is consumed, proceed with the following steps:
Immediately drink large quantities of water or milk.
After you drink the milk or the water, drink one of the following liquids:
Milk of magnesia
Beaten eggs
Vegetable oil
Seek immediate medical attention.
External: If electrolyte burns the skin, proceed with the following steps:
Immediately flush the burned area with water.
Seek immediate medical attention.
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INSPECCION VISUAL
INSPECCION VISUAL:
There is no external visible damage in the area of the leak.
If the battery is eroded in areas that were in contact with the hold-downs, then replace the battery.
If the battery terminal is damaged, then replace the battery
Realice la inspeccin visual de la bateria y complete la tabla:
NSPECCIN
IMAGEN
Is battery terminal
damaged?
CONCLUSION
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MANTENIMIENTO DE BATERIAS
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Ispecciones el nivel de electrolito en una batera convencional. Revise el nivel en todas las celdas. Anote
los resultados a continuacin.
Procedimiento
Imagenes
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ALMACENAMIENTO DE BATERIAS
Keep battery inventory at a minimum and always rotate stock using the FIFO (First In, First Out) method.
As batteries age, they become discharged. Utilizing FIFO will prevent battery decay from por stock
rotation.
When the 12V battery is new, will measure 12.65 V or more. With long periods of storage, this charge
voltage drops (quicker in hot weather, slower in cold). If stock rotation is poor, every 90 days, measure
battery OCV. If below 12.45 V provide boost charge. ALWAYS TEST BATTERIES BEFORE INSTALLATION,
AND CHARGE IF NECESSARY.If batteries are stored until they are older than 18 months or until the voltage
drops below 12.0 V, they should not be sold as a new battery since performance and service life will be
reduced. You must know when the batteries were received which is when the shelf life begins. Refer to
"Identification of Battery Manufacturing, Shipping, and Final Charge Dates" for additional information.
Never stack batteries directly on top of each other unless the batteries are in cartons or on shipping pallets
protected by corrugated packaging. Do not stack batteries more than two high (three high if automotive
type batteries). Batteries must be in either cartons or have protected corrugated packaging placed
between each stacked layer.
Storage temperature is critical for batteries to maximize battery life. Batteries should be stored in a cool,
dry area in an upright position. Batteries should be stored in the coolest, but not freezing, location
possible. In hot climates, battery voltage will drop at a quicker rate. Batteries stored in a high-rise must
never be stored above the second rack or exposed to sunlight. Heat will discharge batteries quickly and
batteries must be kept away from ceiling heat.
Here is an example of battery discharge rate, base on heat:
Discharge Rate:
Three percent per month at 21 C (70 F)
Six percent per month at 32 C (90 F)
Add 3 percent for every 11 C or 20 F
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If machine storage is extended to longer than 30 days (extended storage). Every 90 days, measure battery OCV. If
below12.45 V, provide a boost charge.
The disconnect switch and key switch must be turned off and cab door closed when the vehicle is not in use. Not
utilizing the switch and leaving the door open or any part of the electrical system on may discharge the battery.
Batteries older than 18 months or below 12.00 OCV are not to be recharged and used in prime product. Performance
and service life are severely reduced.
Desconectado
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Battery
Min
Voltage
12Volt
12.45V
8Volt
8.27V
6Volt
6.2V
Failed load test, if the OCV is less than the minimum Voltage in Table.
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Failed load test, if the OCV is less than the minimum Voltage in Table and if the OCV is less
than 12.00 V.
o
o
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The charging rates and charging times in Table will bring a battery to approximately 70
percent of a full charge. If a 100 percent state of charge is required to return the battery to
service, use the following procedure:
Charge the battery at the rate from the table to bring the battery to approximately
70 percent of a full charge.
Charge the battery at half of the same rate. Use the same amount of time that was
used to bring the battery to approximately 70 percent of a full charge.
For example, charging is needed for a battery with a rating of 100 ampere hours. The battery
has a voltage that is less than 12 V.
To reach 70 percent of the full charge, charge the battery at 20 A for 4 hours.
Alternatively, charge the battery at 10 A for 8 hours.
To reach a charge of 100 percent, charge the battery at 10 A for an extra 4 hours.
Alternatively, charge the battery at 5 A for an extra 8 hours.
Note: Since the amperes that are needed for charging will usually change with time,
periodically check the amperage. Adjust the amperage, if necessary. Stay near the
recommended rate. If the battery becomes warm or a smell of acid becomes noticeable,
reduce the charging rate.
Usando el procedimiento descrito cargue de la
batera asignada en el taller
Especificaciones
Resultado
Charge Rate (Amperios)
Charge Time (horas)
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OBSERVACIONES:
RECOMENCADIONES:
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