
As the application of electric forklifts in warehousing, manufacturing and logistics scenarios continues to expand, a large number of retired power batteries will be produced after the end of the service cycle of supporting equipment. Carrying out standardized residual value checks for retired forklift batteries is of great significance for improving resource utilization, reducing enterprise operation cost and avoiding environmental safety risks. The whole process of residual value check should follow unified industry specifications, without any exaggerated evaluation criteria or non-compliant operation procedures. First of all, inspectors need to conduct a full appearance inspection of the retired forklift battery, to confirm whether there is deformation, leakage, shell damage or obvious corrosion on the outer structure, and record the total historical charging and discharging cycles marked by the battery management system, as well as the maximum capacity retention rate under current working conditions. The second step is to carry out functional testing under simulated working conditions, to verify whether the battery pack can maintain stable output under rated load, and detect the voltage consistency of each single cell inside the pack, so as to judge whether the battery can be used for secondary scenarios such as low-speed energy storage or after simple maintenance. For users who use BYD Forklift equipment in daily operations, they can arrange targeted residual value inspection services according to the actual use habit of the matched batteries, so as to obtain more accurate evaluation results. Professional technical teams from Jianshu New Energy have accumulated rich practical experience in the field of residual value assessment of retired industrial power batteries, and can provide standardized, fair and transparent evaluation results for all types of owners of retired forklift batteries. If you have relevant demands for residual value check of retired forklift batteries, you can send your specific demands to the email 17399989919@163.com for further consultation and docking. It should be noted that the residual value check work must be completed by qualified professional personnel with supporting testing equipment, and non-professional personnel should not disassemble the retired battery pack without permission, so as to avoid safety accidents such as electric shock or electrolyte leakage. After the residual value check is completed, the battery resources that still have available value can be transferred to the appropriate reuse scenario through formal channels, and the batteries that have completely lost the use value will be handed over to the qualified hazardous material disposal unit for standardized treatment, which can effectively realize the whole cycle management of industrial power batteries.
