Table of Contents

1 -  AS 4029.1:1994 STATIONARY BATTERIES - LEAD-ACID - VENTED TYPE (BASED ON AND INCLUDING THE FULL TEXT OF IEC 896-1)
4 -  PREFACE
6 -  CONTENTS
7 -  SECTION ONE - GENERAL
7 -  1. Scope
7 -  2. Object
7 -  SECTION TWO - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND DEFINITIONS
7 -  3. Mechanical strength
7 -  4. Electrolyte levels
8 -  5. Definition - Electrolyte reserve
8 -  SECTION THREE - FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
8 -  6. Capacity
9 -  7. Suitability for floating battery operation
9 -  8. Endurance
10 -  9. Charge retention
10 -  10. Short-circuit current and internal resistance
10 -  SECTION FOUR - GENERAL TEST CONDITIONS
10 -  11. Accuracy of measuring instruments
11 -  12. Preparation of cells and batteries for testing
11 -  SECTION FIVE - TEST METHODS
11 -  13. Capacity test
12 -  14. Test of suitability for floating battery operation
13 -  15. Endurance in discharge-charge cycles
14 -  16. Charge retention test
14 -  17. Short-circuit current and internal resistance test
16 -  18. Test sequence
16 -  SECTION SIX - MARKING
16 -  19. Cell and battery description
16 -  20. Information to be included on the cell or monobloc package
17 -  21. Recommended information for the battery room
17 -  22. Marking of polarity
17 -  22.1 General provision for marking of cell polarit y
17 -  22.2 Form of marking
17 -  22.3 Symbol s used for marking and their dimensions
20 -  APPENDIX ZZ - DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THIS STANDARD AND IEC 896-1 (1987) INCLUDING AMENDMENTS Nos 1 AND 2
20 -  ZZ1 INTRODUCTION
20 -  ZZ2 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THIS STANDARD AND IEC 896-1 (1987), (INCLUDING AMENDMENTS Nos 1 AND 2)

Abstract

Specifies requirements for the construction and performance of vented lead-acid batteries intended for use in stationary applications. It specifies minimum safety and performance requirements and provides test methods. It is based on and reproduced from IEC 896-1:1987, including Amendment 1:1988 and Amendment 2:1990, with the addition of Australian Appendix ZZ.

Scope

This standard is applicable to lead-acid cells and batteries which are designed for service in fixed location (i.e. not habitually to be moved from place to place) and which are permanently connected to the load and to the d.c. power supply. Batteries operating in such applications are called "stationary batteries".

Any type or construction of lead-acid battery may be used for stationary battery applications. This Part 1 of the standard is applicable to vented types only. A Part 2 will be prepared for valve-regulated types .

General Product Information

Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Standards Australia
Pages
ISBN
Committee	EL-005
Supersedes	DR 93272