Enhancing Mass Transport in Redox Flow Batteries by Tailoring Flow Field and Electrode Design

By C. Dennison, Ertan Agar, Bilen Akuzum, E. C. Kumbur. 2016

154 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Automotive Engineering

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1. C. Ponce de León
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Citations in the corpus

• Redox flow batteries for energy storage: their promise, achievements and challenges (2019, background): “The pressure drop over flow fields in cells [23,24,25], has yet to be directly correlated to mass transfer.”
• Architecture for improved mass transport and system performance in redox flow batteries (2017, background): “experimentally compared serpentine, parallel, and interdigitated flow fields, as well as a spiral design, using a variety of electrode materials [36].”