How to test the battery?

**pingguo002** · 04-30-12, 06:38 PM

How to test the battery?

I made the formulation of a battery, all with inorganic substances. Short-circuit test two days. Positive and negative electrodes did not find loss.
Electrolyte, a large number of bubbles to reduce the liquid.
The metal composition of the electrolyte will not turn into a gas overflow to reduce the water into H2 or O2, I think so.
I would like to accelerate the testing of this battery, according to the present phenomenon, at least in response to one week.
I now think only of heating, but a pungent odor. Do not want such a test.

**Aqueous Id** · 05-01-12, 12:19 AM

What kind of battery are you testing? Why are you shorting the terminals? What is the purpose of the test?

**leopold** · 05-01-12, 12:59 AM

Originally Posted by Aqueous Id

What kind of battery are you testing?

it seems it's a lead-acid type.

depending on the design, shorting these types of batteries to the point of complete discharge will ruin them.

**pingguo002** · 05-01-12, 01:12 AM

In my tests, whether the long-term use of the battery recipe
The battery consumption of the electrolyte, I think the consumption of electrolyte in the water. Positive and negative electrodes basic consumption, at least I did not see signs of loss.

**pingguo002** · 05-01-12, 01:15 AM

Formula which does not contain sulfuric acid, lead

**Aqueous Id** · 05-01-12, 02:30 AM

I do not understand you.

If your battery produces electricity, then what is the problem?

What is your question?

**pingguo002** · 05-01-12, 04:01 AM

I want to test, the battery can be released much power.
Batteries can short-circuit discharge, one week, may be a now, I want to make sure that the reaction time to stop.
If you want a month's time, too long, want to accelerate these reactions.

**Aqueous Id** · 05-01-12, 04:49 AM

Your translator is not working very well.

Your English is hard to understand.

Is your battery is discharging?

Is your battery losing its charge?

Is there a short circuit in your battery?

Do you have a resistance across the terminals?

Do you have an insulation problem?

**pingguo002** · 05-01-12, 05:26 AM

This is a disposable battery.
Consumption of water to produce electricity.
Now I use the short-circuit the battery test. Two days in addition to water to reduce some of the other unchanged.
If the short circuit method test, it is estimated have to wait long for the results, it may take a month.
I would like to speed up the discharge, see the principle

**leopold** · 05-01-12, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

This is a disposable battery.
Consumption of water to produce electricity.

is this the basic method you are using?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolysis_of_water

**billvon** · 05-01-12, 08:56 AM

Originally Posted by pingguo002

This is a disposable battery.
Consumption of water to produce electricity.
Now I use the short-circuit the battery test. Two days in addition to water to reduce some of the other unchanged.
If the short circuit method test, it is estimated have to wait long for the results, it may take a month.
I would like to speed up the discharge, see the principle

Reverse bias it. It will speed up the reaction that you're looking at.

**pingguo002** · 05-01-12, 08:44 PM

leopold
not the method
The use of chemical means, not power-electrolytic
thank you billvon. I am going to study the the Reverse bias. Do not understand this technology