Electric quantity load detection device after waste storage battery recovery

Abstract

The invention discloses an electric quantity load detection device after waste storage battery recovery. A base is included. A positioning plate is arranged on an upper side of the base; a transposition device is arranged on a left side of the positioning plate; and the transposition device comprises a translation frame which is in sliding connection with an end surface of the upper side of the base. In the invention, through lifting and plugging, a detection electrode is in contact with or disconnected from the electrode of the storage battery; through a bidirectional clamping mode, during electric quantity detection, contact is ensured to be stable and a determination result is not affected; and in addition, the determination result further controls an inclination angle of a bearing plate where the storage batteries are placed so that the storage batteries with the residual electric quantity and the storage batteries without the residual electric quantity are screened, manual intervention can be abandoned in a whole process, and the device is more convenient, efficient and suitable for batch processing requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of storage battery recycling, in particular to an electric load detection device for recycled waste storage batteries. Background technique [0002] Battery recycling is critical to ecosystem protection. However, due to the presence of electrolyte solutions such as heavy metals, waste acid, and waste alkali in the battery, there may be residual power in the recycled battery, which is likely to bring safety hazards during subsequent disassembly or refurbishment. [0003] Therefore, the recovered batteries will be tested for discharge by short circuit or professional equipment, but most of them are manually operated during the discharge process, which cannot meet the needs of large-scale battery power testing, and the efficiency is low. Screening of both batteries that need to be discharged for secondary testing to ensure processing safety. The present invention illustrates a device capable of solving the ab...

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Problems solved by technology

However, because there are electrolyte solutions such as heavy metals, waste acid, and waste alkali in the battery, there may be residual power in the recycled battery, which is easy to bring safety hazards in the subsequent disassembly or renovation process.

[0003] Therefore, the recovered batteries will be tested for discharge by short circuit or professional equipment, but most of them are manually operated during the discharge process, which cannot meet the needs of large-scale battery power testing, and the efficiency is low. Screening of batteries that need to be discharged for secondary testing to ensure processing safety

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