DISCHARGING
PROCEDURE
1. DISCHARGING (WHEN USING THE SALT WATER SOLUTION)
CAUTION:
Be sure to wear insulated gloves and protective goggles.
NOTICE:
(a) Prepare HV battery
(1) Set the HV battery in the container (A). |
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(b) Prepare to discharge (Add water to container)
(1) Measure the water capacity of the container (B). HINT: Water capacity of the container (B) is assumed as X (liter). |
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(2) Using the container (B), add water to the container (A) until the HV battery is completely submerged. NOTICE: Make sure to record the times the container (B) was filled with water to add water to the container (A). |
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(3) Using the following formula, calculate the amount of water added to the container (A).
Amount of water added to the container (A):
Y (liter) = Water capacity of the container (B) x Number of times the container (B) was filled with water to submerge the HV battery
HINT:
Amount of water added to the container (A) is assumed as Y (liter).
(c) Prepare salt water solution
(1) While measuring the amount of water, fill about half of the container (B) with water. HINT: Amount of water added to the container (B) is assumed as Z (liter). |
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(2) Calculate the amount of salt to be added to the container (A) so that a 1% salt water solution will be made.
Amount of Salt:
Amount of salt (kg) = (Y (liter) + Z (liter)) x 0.01
(3) Add the calculated amount of salt to the container (B) and stir it thoroughly. |
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(d) Add salt water solution
(1) Add the concentrated salt water solution to the container (A). |
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(e) Discharge
(1) Leave the HV battery as is for 24 hours or more until discharge is complete.
CAUTION:
(f) Confirm discharge completion
(1) Check that bubbles are not forming in the container.
NOTICE:
If bubbles are forming, discharge may not be completed yet. Do not place a lid on the container.
(g) Display a warning sign such as "DO NOT TOUCH! (DISCHARGE BEING PERFORMED) to inform others. Make a copy of the warning sign and place it near the HV battery being discharged.