Stability and Performance of Commercial Membranes in High-Temperature Organic Flow Batteries.

ABSTRACT: Redox flow batteries (RFB) often operate at extreme pH conditions and may require cooling to prevent high temperatures. The stability of the battery membranes at these extreme pH-values at high temperatures is still largely unknown. In this paper, a systematic screening of the performance and stability of nine commercial membranes at pH 14 and pH ≤ 0 with temperatures up to 80 °C is conducted in an organic aqueous RFB. Swelling, area resistance, diffusion crossover, battery performance and membrane stability after 40-80 °C temperature treatment are shown, after which a recommendation is made for different user scenarios. The Aquivion E98-05 membrane performed best for both the Tiron/2,7-AQDS battery and the DHPS/Fe(CN)₆ battery at 40 mA/cm², with stable results after

SUBMITTER: Van Cauter CJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11356106 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature