Driving after being parked for a long time
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:03 Our department currently has 96 Hooke 19-2 batteries. They were parked due to market reasons in August and were parked for 52 days in October. After the vehicle was driven, the hydrogen content was basically stable. The electrolyte concentration was stable for the first five days and then plummeted. It dropped by about 10 grams and has not recovered yet. During the parking period, we did some basic maintenance work. If you want to discuss the issue of diaphragm parking with me, we can communicate together. My QQ is 32504555. I am currently the director in charge of production and safety of caustic soda. # hcbbs
This is not a problem with the tank, but a problem with the membrane. What kind of membrane is it? ? Please explain it further.
It is still a problem with the membrane. The membrane and the pole mesh are not so close. Is it because the alkali content of a single tank is extremely low? In that case, the tank will be discharged. If a large number of them are like this, then the liquid level can only be lowered.