Antimony Poisoning Of Flooded Negative Plates
It's a fact of life that maintaining too high a float voltage encourages the migration of antimony from the positive plates to the sponge lead on the negative grids. Antimonial poisoning shortens...
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jrnymn7 wrote:
So, regulating the current is what really matters, while the voltage setting is simply a means to an end?
Current is the movement of charge and the plates store (+) and (-) charge.
The more charge on the plates means the higher the voltage measured between the plates and the higher the potential energy that is available.
Voltage is defined as energy per unit charge, so voltage represents potential or kinetic energy depend on whether the charge is stationary or moving.
So to answer your question, voltage levels control the flow of charge...
