To my understanding Galvanic corrosion doesn't need air or water to occur.
Just the 2 metals is enough.
I find this image very nice to understand how galvanic corrosion works. Also, by definition any corrosion needs oxygen from somewhere to happen.
To my understanding Galvanic corrosion doesn't need air or water to occur.
Just the 2 metals is enough.
I find this image very nice to understand how galvanic corrosion works. Also, by definition any corrosion needs oxygen from somewhere to happen.
If the microscopic thin layer of zinc coating on threaded rods is enough sacrifice metal to stop Galvanic corrosion to be a problem, then perhaps I'm making a big fuss about nothing?
Perhaps the most optimal situation for galvanic corrosion.
Lead acid battery (AGM, Gel type, no acid fumes) inside the car (Citroen picasso) getting all nice colours on the leads in 2 years.
and needed cleaning every year.
Not cleaning gave all kinds of strange computer related problems, air-conditioning would sometime stop working, LPG system the same.
Am I making a big fuss about something that isn't a real problem With this setup??
It still amazes me how affordable prices are now if you are willing to shop around, assume some extra risk, and DIY.Just pulled the trigger on 8 280AH cells. Choices were Lishen 272ah usd65.86, Eve 280ah usd75.45/pc or we have also 3.2v202ah Lishen price usd50.43/pc. shipping cost for 4pcs usd74.8; for 8pcs usd119.8; Shipping by sea+to door, shipping time Appro. 35days End up withe the 272ah for $65.86 plus $119.80 Shipping for a total of usd65.86*8pcs+usd119.8 =usd $646.68 To California. This includes bus bars & bolts. Still need a BMS for a 12v system for my RV.
Correct , I picked the cheaper Lishen at $65 because they were a better value on a total unknown by me.The 280ah (272ah) cells are Lishen cells and not EVE cells. Just in case you were not aware.
The EVE cells are $75.00 each.
Hi, is this from Dongguan lightning? I purchased Lishen 272ah recently, but price is bit higher - $72 per cellJust pulled the trigger on 8 280AH cells. Choices were Lishen 272ah usd65.86, Eve 280ah usd75.45/pc or we have also 3.2v202ah Lishen price usd50.43/pc. shipping cost for 4pcs usd74.8; for 8pcs usd119.8; Shipping by sea+to door, shipping time Appro. 35days End up withe the 272ah for $65.86 plus $119.80 Shipping for a total of usd65.86*8pcs+usd119.8 =usd $646.68 To California. This includes bus bars & bolts. Still need a BMS for a 12v system for my RV.
Let them sit for 14 days connected in parallel without psu, then disconnect, then let them rest for a other 14 days (30 days is more welcome!), this will tell you a bit of there health....v drop of 0.5 in 14 days....could be a bad cell.Hey, quick question for all of you with lifepo4 280ah cells........... lets say you charge your batch to 3.35V and then let them rest, has anyone checked their rested voltage 1 day later, 2 days later, etc? What would you expect your voltage to be? Can we use the voltage to figure out the soc? I still don't have my load tester yet
SOC Cell V 12V setup 24V setup 48V setup
100.00% 3.650 14.60 29.20 58.40
99.50% 3.450 13.80 27.60 55.20
99.00% 3.375 13.50 27.00 54.00
96.00% 3.363 13.45 26.90 53.80
90.00% 3.350 13.40 26.80 53.60
80.00% 3.325 13.30 26.60 53.20
70.00% 3.300 13.20 26.40 52.80
60.00% 3.275 13.10 26.20 52.40
50.00% 3.263 13.05 26.10 52.20
40.00% 3.250 13.00 26.00 52.00
30.00% 3.225 12.90 25.80 51.60
20.00% 3.200 12.80 25.60 51.20
14.00% 3.150 12.60 25.20 50.40
9.50% 3.000 12.00 24.00 48.00
5.00% 2.800 11.20 22.40 44.80
0.00% 2.500 10.00 20.00 40.00
as long as the ir is in fab specs dont worry about the v! or capacityMy cells are have reached Europe, Poland, apparently.
I'm having 2nd thoughts about one issue... the first set had some minor voltage differences, so Rain presented me with a 2nd set of cells, closer in voltage. But the voltage of the 2nd set is higher. The first cells were around 3.29V and the second are near 3.33V. What do you think about this? Maybe the same cells and they charged them??? Internal resistance is not very different, 1st to 2nd.
I'm worried now that the cells stay too long at a high SOC... should have noticed this before...
That is not the way how it works, order a 500A bms or order a sytem that can handle A LOT more like batriumPersonally, I like to see /monitor what's going on under the hood.
That's why I'm about to order also the smart 250A, to use together with the"not smart" BMS.
you almost live next door will keep you posted yes and it is November.@lexio,
Next time you or me are ordering we team up.....
I presume the 11 is november in there date, becouse may or juli sound a little to far back.
Give them a other 4 weeks before getting a hangover.
Would love to see those cells and test them.
To all, i recently discovered that EVE and BLS have or are the same manufacturer...Both sell what they discripe: new, A grade or A grade or otherwise....
Best Igor
With bottom balance you will wear your cells out faster, due to dendrite forming.That's why I am not happy to top balance.
Bottom balance might be more logical option.
I have discharger for 150w, that can be used per individual cell
If what you say is true, a parallel set of 3 can have 3 different SOC between the 3 cells.
I read about people who say you should go down to 2.0 volt, and people who say you absolutely should not go below 2.5 volt.
The first group does say you should not leave them at 2.0v, but recharge them asap. A few days will damage
no insult: but you need to do a lot more studyingThe first group does say you should not leave them at 2.0v, but recharge them asap. A few days will damage
The second group more or less say the same, but leaving at 2.5 for a few days doesn't damage.
As both is possible, and there are watts between the both, neither of them is 0%
It's possible to discharge to 0 volt.
Then the SOC is indeed 0%
Bingo, bulls eye...but as long as youre strings match in the same capacity....Even adding new cells in parallel to old pack to boost the life is common practice!!
As lifepo4 doesn't drain other cells like Lead acid does, you can have "bad cells" mixed up with good ones!!
A "bad" old cell just doesn't have the same capacity, and for longer period of time it can have more difficulties to hold the charge.
Are you implying BLS manufactures EVE cells? It's my understanding BLS doesn't manufacture anything. If you have any facts to prove otherwise I would be interested.To all, i recently discovered that EVE and BLS have or are the same manufacturer...Both sell what they discripe: new, A grade or A grade or otherwise....