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A/C Batteries

AVIO 1110 - Power Distribution Systems

TermDefinition
electrolyte a solution of water and chemical compound that will conduct electric current within a cell
electrodes carbon and zinc elements
anode carbon (the positive electrode of a battery)
cathode zinc plate (the negative electrode of a battery)
cell the combination of two electrodes surrounded by an electrolyte
ion an atom or molecule that is either negatively or positively charged
polarization hydrogen gas bubbles form on the carbon rod and insulate it from solution
dry cell employs a compound of manganese dioxide to prevent accumulation of hydrogen at the positive electrode in a cell
primary cell a cell that cannot be recharged satisfactorily
secondary cell can be recharged
alkaline cell batteries utilizing alkaline electrolyte
mercury cell consists of a positive electrode of mercuric oxide mixed with conductive material and a negative electrode of finely divided zinc
sintering a process of heating finely divided metal particles in a mold to approximately melting temperature
OCV open-circuit voltage - voltage measured when there is no load applied to the battery
CCV closed-circuit voltage - voltage measured while a load is applied to the battery
internal resistance the resistance present inside of a battery while connected to a load
storage battery term that has been used for many years as the name for a battery of secondary cells and particularly for lead-acid and nickel-cadmium batteries
lead-acid secondary cells consist of lead-compound plates immersed in a solution of sulfuric acid and water
plate groups are made by joining a number of similar plated to a common terminal post
separators Their purpose is to keep the plates separated and thus prevent an internal short circuit
cell container when the cell elements are assembled, they are place in _________
absorbed glass mat battery that has the electrolyte absorbed in several fiber-glass mat separators
gel battery battery that has the electrolyte mixed with silica dust to gorm a immobilized gel
hydrometer tool used to measure specific gravity, or density, of a liquid
specific gravity ration of the weight of a given volume of that substance to the weight of an equal volume of pure water at +4 degrees Celsius
battery load tester will test not only batteries but also the the aircraft's charging system if so desired
constant-current charger supplies a consistent current to a battery for the entire charge cycle
constant-voltage charger supplies a constant voltage to the battery and allows current to change as the battery becomes charged
capacity the measure of a battery's total available current
milliampere-hours small batteries are usually rated in _________
ampere-hours larger batteries, typical of those found on aircraft, are usually rated in ____________
thermal runaway a condition where battery chemicals overheat to such a degree the the battery can be destroyed or even explode
cell imbalance reconditioning of the battery is necessary to prevent any ________
deep cycle to correct a cell imbalance during reconditioning, the battery is typically discharged to zero capacity then recharged. this process is often called a battery __________
electrical leak check If the battery is received in a charged condition, an _________________ should be performed
nickel-cadmium cell a secondary or primary cell that produces voltage using a nickel compound for the positive electrode and a cadmium compound for the negative electrode
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