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            Electrochemical efficiency related to battery state of charge

                                                             Electrochemical
                                                               efficiency
            State of charge            Reactions              (% of current)

            Maintenance in          (i) Discharge (self)     100% equivalent
            fully charged                                       current
            condition               (ii) Float recharge          10%
                                      (compensation)
                                   (iii) Electrolysis            90%

            Approximately 80%       (i) Discharge               100%
            state of charge         (ii) Recharge         100% at 80% SOC* —
                                                           10% at 100% SOC*
                                   (iii) Electrolysis      NIL at 80% SOC* —
                                                           90% at 100% SOC*
            Fully discharged        (i) Discharge               100%
            to approximately
            80% state of           (ii) Recharge                100%
            charge
            *SOC = ‘state of charge’
            Figure 7.19 Electrochemical efficiency related to battery state of charge.



                              Application And Typical Failure Mode
                 Float / overcharge Failure  Transition  Cycling Failures
             10000





                                 Standard AGM
                                 Published Data
             Cycles  1000






                                            Recent Gel Product
               100
                  10                         30          50          80   100
                                      Depth Of Discharge
            Figure 7.20 Application and typical failure mode.





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