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Manual

 

Operation Manual for 

ZeMa Single Cells 

Prepared on: 23-11-2022 

Prepared by: GBA 

Released on: 04.01.2023 

Released by: - 

Revised on: - 

Index: _- 

Distributed to: customer (public) 

Pages: 21/35 

This document is uncontrolled when printed. For the most current and official copy, check the server. 

 

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8.2 

Cleaning and visual inspection 

List of tools for this service action: 

Designation 

Comments 

Damp cloths 

 

Tool for accessing 

According to documents of the corresponding 

battery box 

 

The batteries must be kept clean and dry. 

 

 

Risk of sparking caused by static discharge! 

 

 

Clean dirty surfaces of batteries and cells with a 

water-dampened cloth

Other cleaning agents or other substances shall not be used.  

 

Lead-acid batteries should not be cleaned with a dry cloth or feather 

dusters.

 

 

 

Use protective glasses and clothes! 

 

Protect the eyes

 if you come near the battery,  

liquids and explosive gases can cause blindness and damage  

 

While 

working on batteries

 observe the accident prevention regulations, 

as well as EN 62485-2 and -3 and EN 50110-1.

 

 

 

Risk of case damage! 

 

There is a risk of damage to plastic cases by 

chemicals

 

Do not use any sprays, chemicals, solvents or similar to clean the battery. 

 

The system design for rail application often uses fully insulated connectors. This helps 

avoiding creepage from normal light pollution in the battery container. In the case of 

heavy soiling use the battery switch to interrupt the charging of the battery. Then 

disconnect the battery pack with the battery connector and clean the surface with a 

water-dampened cloth. 

 

Check the cells, the connectors and the tray on defective components: orientation and 

position of the components, material cracks, signs of overheating, extraordinary marks on 

valve covers, leaking electrolyte (gel), loose connectors, etc. 

 

Should you clean a dismounted battery with a water jet, you have to use a hose to pump 

out the water that has collected in the tray. Take care that there is no water in the screw 

heads of the connectors and that the battery is thoroughly dry before re-commissioning. 

Summary of Contents for ZeMa200P18

Page 1: ...DE 58089 Hagen www enersys com Operation Manual for 2V ZeMa Cells Concern Operation Manual for Rolling Stock VRLA TPPL Sn Single cells ZeMa200P18 ZeMa270P12 ZeMa340P12 and ZeMa450P21 Author Gordon Ba...

Page 2: ...harge Parameters 9 3 4 Operating modes and special operating modes 9 4 Transport and storage 10 4 1 Receiving 10 4 2 Storage Conditions and Time 10 5 Mounting 12 5 1 Preparing for installation 12 5 2...

Page 3: ...tudy the technical documents about your battery system and your application Additionally you study the technical documents about your battery system and your application Paying close attention to thes...

Page 4: ...iary power supply systems Leaflet Information for the Safe Handling of Lead Acid Batteries EnerSys Dec_2016 2 Safety 2 1 General Safety information Operation manual nameplate and warning signs etc mus...

Page 5: ...eyes immediately wash the eyes with plenty of clean water In case of accident consult a doctor immediately In normal operation a contact with the electrolyte is excluded At destruction of the cell ves...

Page 6: ...d multiple power units Improper use can result in danger to people and objects Assembly operation and service of the batteries must be performed by qualified personnel 2 3 Leaflet Information for the...

Page 7: ...PL Sn Nominal Voltage 2 V Flame retardant battery case PC ABS FR or Estaprop halogen free V 0 UL 94 I3 F2 NF F 16 101 Shock and Vibration Category 1 Class B EN 61373 The single cells are delivered cha...

Page 8: ...ns WxDxH 83 x 198 x 435 mm Terminals M10 x 22 deep female thread Weight 19 5 kg 2 For more technical data take reference to the data sheet Hawker_ZeMaRail_ZeMa340P12_Brochure_01_EN_2022 09 V1 pdf 3 1...

Page 9: ...mpensation of the charge voltage 4 mV C Electrolyte temperature between 20 C till 45 C 4 mV per cell 3 4 Operating modes and special operating modes Further information about these modes can also be f...

Page 10: ...d immediately it should be stored in a clean cool dry area 4 2 1 The batteries must not be stacked We recommend for simple handling during transport and storage to place the cells on a pallet and fix...

Page 11: ...trasse 42 Fax 49 0 2331 372 804 DE 58089 Hagen www enersys com The maximum storage times before a freshening charge is required and recommended open circuit voltage audit intervals are ZeMaXXPxx singl...

Page 12: ...e with the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer and any internal instructions of the railway operator The work must be performed by trained personnel 5 2 2 Due to the heavy weight of lead acid bat...

Page 13: ...ettings and parameters for the charge and monitoring correspond with the information in these operating and service instructions Regarding charging battery operation inspection and monitoring this ope...

Page 14: ...er unit The battery is usually installed in standby operation and is therefore always connected to the electrical installation The battery has a strong influence on the voltage in the DC supply line A...

Page 15: ...teristic DIN 41772 with temperature compensation see also 7 2 3 Temperature compensation of the charging voltage This complex charging technology combined with temperature compensation and state of ch...

Page 16: ...t from URail to UBoost If charging current increases over 5A 1A For temporal limitation of the boost charging a maximum boost charging time of 12 hours must be implemented beside the charging current...

Page 17: ...the manual temperature compensation with a negative gradient of 4m V C cell for the temperature range from 25 C to 40 C This corresponds to 48m V C for a 24V battery system The allowed tolerances 1 fo...

Page 18: ...recharged and the total voltage has to be checked In case of repeated failing we recommend to maintain in the workshop a preventive full charge of the battery according to 8 6 2 Equalization charge R...

Page 19: ...nance procedure See Detail Interval Constant voltage of charging at the terminals of the battery 8 1 1 At commissioning later every 4 to 12 months Cleaning and visual inspection 8 2 Every 12 months 8...

Page 20: ...erpretation of your measured values Verify the charging voltage of the charger and convince yourself that the constant charging voltage at the battery terminals corresponds with the recommended value...

Page 21: ...losive gases can cause blindness and damage While working on batteries observe the accident prevention regulations as well as EN 62485 2 and 3 and EN 50110 1 Risk of case damage There is a risk of dam...

Page 22: ...1 6 Vpc Secure rapid full charge of the battery before and after the test Test the fully charged battery after a pause of 6 hours with a constant current C10 for 8h test of functionality less stressin...

Page 23: ...cannot be remedied within a short time or when the maximum period of use is reached we recommend a rapid exchange of the battery system in the vehicle 8 5 1 Dismantling of the batteries Follow the ins...

Page 24: ...can expect shorter duration When the battery is fully charged with the recommended charge voltage the continuous charging current is about 1mA Ah Over of the service life of the battery this trickle c...

Page 25: ...ssible in the workshop at 20 C with a reduced current of I24 ZeMa200P18 9 8 A for 26 hours Limit the charge voltage to 2 35 Vpc After this step adjust the charging rectifier back to trickle charging v...

Page 26: ...liquids and explosive gases can cause blindness and damage While working on batteries observe the accident prevention regulations as well as EN 62485 2 and 3 and EN 50110 1 If the damaged battery is c...

Page 27: ...Combine only batteries or cells that are in the same state of charge It is best to undergo the various groups a previous 72h charge with float level charging voltage and ensure that they all are full...

Page 28: ...hour charge in the workshop see chapter 8 6 1 Recharging the battery in the workshop During storage follow the instructions from chapter 4 Transportation and storage 10 Disassembling Before disassemb...

Page 29: ...recycling is required Batteries are marked with the crossed out wheeled bin and the recycling symbol and may not be added to household waste For proper disposal contact our customer service ZeMaRail s...

Page 30: ...as the duration Estimated state of charge of the battery Temperature of the battery Pay attention to deviations of individual cells Low voltages of individual cells during discharge can indicate an in...

Page 31: ...www enersys com 12 1 5 To check the functionality and the battery capacity perform a discharge in accordance with Section 8 3 Capacity test 12 1 6 If individual cells show a fault and should be repla...

Page 32: ...Hagen 23th November 2022 Gordon Babock Global Product Manager MP Specialties 14 Document History 04 01 2023 First issue of this document 15 Remark on the Classification This document and its appendix...

Page 33: ...cid_batteries_EN_Dec_2016 pdf 6 pages First published Jan 2013 Appendix A2 Data sheet ZeMaRail ZeMa200P18 Title Data sheet ZeMaRail ZeMa200P18 File Hawker_ZeMaRail_ZeMa200P18_Brochure_01_EN_2021 03 V2...

Page 34: ...customer public Pages 34 35 This document is uncontrolled when printed For the most current and official copy check the server Rail Engineering Tel 49 0 2331 372 591 Dieckstrasse 42 Fax 49 0 2331 372...

Page 35: ...Revised on Index _ Distributed to customer public Pages 35 35 This document is uncontrolled when printed For the most current and official copy check the server Rail Engineering Tel 49 0 2331 372 591...

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