Ion-plus salinity gradient flow Battery
[Display omitted] •An Ion-plus salinity gradient flow battery (SGFB) was firstly proposed.•Ion-plus system efficiently increased transformation of salinity gradient energy.•H+, Li+, Na+, K+, Mg2+-plus systems were elected for evaluation.•Ion-plus SGFB provide an alternative for green chemical engine...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Chemical engineering science 2022-05, Vol.253, p.117580, Article 117580 |
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•An Ion-plus salinity gradient flow battery (SGFB) was firstly proposed.•Ion-plus system efficiently increased transformation of salinity gradient energy.•H+, Li+, Na+, K+, Mg2+-plus systems were elected for evaluation.•Ion-plus SGFB provide an alternative for green chemical engineering processes.
A Salinity Gradient Flow Battery (SGFB), as a novel energy-converting system, offered an alternative solution for the large-scale storage of renewable energy. Nevertheless, the commercialization of SGFB had been halted because the relatively high ohmic solution resistance in the low salinity solution. We proposed an “Ion-plus SGFB” system by internally-integrating the redox flow battery and SGFB system for the breakthrough of energy transforming efficiency in SGFB. The supporting ions in the salinity solutions overcome the trade-off limitation between Donnan potential and electrical-resistance as well as accelerate the ion transfer (mass transfer) without sacrificing on the SGP. The results suggest that 62.42–90.68% electric resistance was reduced, and the power density was more than doubled in the nonoptimized system. The novel designed system is environmental-friendly and gentle for membranes, and provided an effective option for the treatment of wastewater and the recovery of useful salinity gradient energy. |
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ISSN: | 0009-2509 1873-4405 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.ces.2022.117580 |