Obviously we’d need a real ion exchange membrane and put 40 of them in series, but it looks pretty scalable even in its present form. This looks very practical to me, once a few more years of tinkering is done.
I’d love to have more information about electrode fluid cost, life and reconditioning/reprocessing, as well as power densities for membrane area.
I’d love to be able to add capacity just by adding tanks and electrode fluid! For microgrids like ours, this is a longstanding goal.
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This is awesome!
Obviously we’d need a real ion exchange membrane and put 40 of them in series, but it looks pretty scalable even in its present form. This looks very practical to me, once a few more years of tinkering is done.
I’d love to have more information about electrode fluid cost, life and reconditioning/reprocessing, as well as power densities for membrane area.
I’d love to be able to add capacity just by adding tanks and electrode fluid! For microgrids like ours, this is a longstanding goal.