Improvement of Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Efficiency
In this study, we employed atmos-pheric dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) to modify the commercial carbon felt (CF) electrodes for VRFB eficiency improvement. The treatment
In this study, we employed atmos-pheric dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) to modify the commercial carbon felt (CF) electrodes for VRFB eficiency improvement. The treatment
Vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) electrodes face challenges related to their long-term operation. We investigated different electrode treatments mimicking the aging
In this review, electrochemical, physical, and other methods which have been reported in the graphene functionalization of graphite felt/carbon felt are discussed.
We report a novel electrode design based on sustainable fructose-derived porous carbon spheres (F-PCS) uniformly deposited on graphite felt (GF) through a simple
Our work not only shows a simple solution method to prepare a graphene modified carbon felt electrode for highly efficient VRBs, but also presents great potential to be used in
The results showed that the all vanadium flow battery containing boron doped carbon felt electrode exhibited higher energy efficiency (80.56%) than the original carbon felt battery
Our work not only shows a simple solution method to prepare a graphene modified carbon felt electrode for highly efficient VRBs, but also presents great potential to be used in
As a result, owing to the increased reactivity of the vanadium ion on the treated carbon felt, the efficiency of the VRFB with the plasma-modified carbon felt is much higher and demonstrates
Ever wondered what makes vanadium liquid flow batteries (VLFBs) so durable and efficient? The secret lies in a carbon felt electrode – the unsung hero enabling large-scale renewable energy
In this study, the carbon felt used as the electrode was pretreated in various ways to improve the performance of the vanadium redox flow battery. The pretreatment conditions of
The modified carbon felt exhibits higher energy efficiency (EE) and voltage efficiency (VE) in a single cell VRFB test at the constant current density of 160 mA cm −2, and
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