Battery charging

 Battery charging:


    Battery charging means that the secondary cell density is less than 0.8 or it is charged immediately to recharge the battery.
                      Generally, DC to charge secondary cell. Is used but every space is in DC Since there is no getting it, AC needs to be converted into DC and then the battery is charged. This type of tangor bulb type rectifier is usually used, The motor generator set is used for this method where the battery is charged.
                     For this, the connection of the positive terminal of the DC source should be done with the positive terminal of the battery and the connection of the negative negative terminal of the source should be done with the negative negative terminal of the battery. If the polarity succeeds, then the DC ends the two ends of the source connecting the battery Negative wires submersing in acidic water or submerged water will have a higher level of bubbles. So the concept of polio Sector.
                      Now we will learn about the methods of battery charging which are used in the following two types of methods.

1.constant current charging method and
2.constant volteg charging method

1.constant current charging method :



                                       This method is used where high voltage DC cleaning is found, but the voltage of the battery should be low in such circumstances. Now the battery is not emf less compared to the supply voltage. So that in the battery series Lamp or Resistance is connected. That controls the charging current. This method is not so useful due to loss in this way.
                                       By this method, many batteries attached to the series can be charged. However, the battery gets disconnected due to the battery voltage more than the supply voltage voltage.
                                     Charging current I = V-Eb / R + r

                                                                                           V = DC Supply voltage
                                                                                        Eb = Counter emf of battery
                                                                                          R = Outer barrier of lamp or resistor
                                                                                            r = Internal barrier of battery

 Advantages and disadvantages:


      This way, the battery charging increases the life expectancy but it takes more time to charge in charging. It is often disadvantaged to check the value of charging current frequently.


2.constant current charging method 


                      In this way, the charging or supply voltage for the full time of charging is kept constant and therefore it is known as a steady voltage method. Change in the value of the charging current, by controlling the Field Regulator of Dynamo or by controlling the speed of the primary movers. Initially the charging current value is too high or higher, which decreases in battery emf This is a common way to charge the battery

Advantages and disadvantages:


         This way, it takes less time to charge than charging that the battery is charged much faster than this method, whereas this method reduces the efficiency of the battery and reduces battery life.
                            However, battery can also be charged using AC solution. This type of method is used only for D.C.Apliance. However, if the AC supply is available only then in the case of the first receiptfire. AC supply conversion is done by DC supply in the use of the Rectifier full wave or the Half Wave. In this way, the value of the first voltage is reduced by the transformer to DC


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