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Open-Source Equipment Design for Cost-Effective Redox Flow Battery Research
by Trinh V. Dung, Nguyen T. T. Huyen, Nguyen L. T. Huynh, Nguyen T. Binh, Nguyen T. Dat, Nguyen T. T. Nga, Nguyen T. Lan, Hoang V. Tran, Nguyen T. T. Mai and Chinh D. Huynh
ChemEngineering 2024, 8(6), 120; https://doi.org/10.3390/chemengineering8060120 - 28 Nov 2024
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Redox flow batteries (RFBs), with distinct characteristics that are suited for grid-scale applications, stand at the forefront of potential energy solutions. However, progress in RFB technology is often impeded by their prohibitive cost and the limited availability of essential research and development test [...] Read more.
Redox flow batteries (RFBs), with distinct characteristics that are suited for grid-scale applications, stand at the forefront of potential energy solutions. However, progress in RFB technology is often impeded by their prohibitive cost and the limited availability of essential research and development test cells. Addressing this bottleneck, we present herein an open-source device tailored for RFB laboratory research. Our proposed device significantly lowers the financial barriers to research and enhances the accessibility of vital equipment for RFB studies. Employing innovative fabrication methods such as laser cutting, 3D printing, and CNC machining, a versatile and efficient flow cell has been designed and fabricated. Furthermore, our open laboratory research equipment comprises the Opensens potentiostat, charge/discharge testing devices, peristaltic pumps, and inexpensive rotating electrodes. Every individual element contributes significantly to the establishment of an all-encompassing experimental configuration that is both economical and efficient, thereby facilitating expedited progress in RFB research and development. Full article
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