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Lead-Acid Storage Batteries DOE-HDBK-1084-95 MAINTENANCE Rev. 0 Page 37 Batteries For an acceptance or performance test, use the following equation to determine battery capacity: % capacity at 25ºC (77ºF) = Ta/Ts • 100, (7) where Ta = actual time of test to specified terminal voltage Ts = rated time to specified terminal voltage. ANSI/IEEE Std 450 recommends replacement of a battery if its capacity as determined from the equation above is less than 80% manufacturer's rating.  A capacity of 80% shows that the battery rate of deterioration is increasing even if there is ample capacity to meet load requirements.  If individual cells are required to be replaced, they should be compatible with existing cells and tested prior to installation.  It is recommended that when one or more cells/jars are replaced the entire battery string be replaced in order to prevent large differences in cell impedance.  If uncorrected, this may result in unequal charging of the battery string.

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