I see. Still not correct. OCV for Lithium Iron Phosphate is 3.38 volts per
cell. Holding cells above this voltage damages the cells.
On Monday, March 15, 2021, 11:18:12 AM CDT, Willie via EV
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 3/15/21 10:16 AM, paul dove wrote:
> Equalizing batteries is a process designed to de-sulphate lead acid
> battery plates by carrying out a controlled overcharge. Battery plates
> tend to acquire a sulphate coating over time which then hinders the
> chemical action between the electrolyte and the plate. By equalizing
> the battery in this controlled overcharge the outer layer of the plate,
> including the sulphate coating, is blown off, thereby rejuvenating the
> battery and allowing all the surface area of the plates to interact with
> the electrolyte. It also causes the electrolyte to bubble and in wet
> cell batteries this mixes up the acid and distributes it evenly
> throughout the cell.There is no equivalent process inside a lithium Ion
> battery. Holding a Lithium battery above it's OCV for long periods of
> time is damaging to the cells.
We were talking about equalizing voltages across lithium cells by
putting in parallel. A valid use of "equalize" in my judgement.
I imagine that "equalize" came into use on lead batteries because the
easy way to equalize cell voltages was to overcharge the entire battery.
An option not open for lithium batteries. I imagine that the
de-sulfication was a side benefit. I believe there are some other
de-sulfication options open for lead batteries also.
>
> On Sunday, March 14, 2021, 11:22:13 AM CDT, Willie via EV
> <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On 3/14/21 11:09 AM, paul dove wrote:
> > No! However, if you want them all at the same exact voltage then connect
> > them in parallel for a day. Then connect them in series and charge
> the pack.
>
> To get balance closer, best to equalize in parallel while on the high
> voltage tail. I would think something around 3.45 for LFP. Certainly,
> equalizing will be a very good step in the right direction no matter the
>
> voltage.
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