2014 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Flow Battery and Convection Battery Technologies

Papers are welcome on battery technologies that use flowing electrolytes. Flow batteries are one class of such technologies where one or more active material is stored in the liquid. The convection battery is an example where electrolyte flow is used to reduce mass transfer overpotentials or to eliminate dendrite modes of failure.

Chair

Galen Suppes, University of Missouri – Columbia

Co-Chair

Donald Dornbusch, University of Missouri

Presentations

08:30 AM

(630a) Optimization of Vanadium Redox Flow Battery: Ion-Exchange Membrane Screening and State of Charge Monitoring
Juraj Kosek, Jaromir Pocedic, Petr Mazur, Jiri Vrana, Marek Bobak

08:55 AM

(630b) A Zinc-Iron Redox Flow Battery for High-Performance and Low-Cost Energy Storage
Ke Gong, Xiaoya Ma, Kevin Kuttler, Shuang Gu, Yushan Yan

09:20 AM

(630c) Identification of Advanced Electrolytes for Non-Aqueous Redox Flow Batteries Via High-Throughput Screening Technique
Liang Su, Fikile Brushett, Magali Ferrandon, John Vaughey

09:45 AM

(630d) Metal Sulfides As Hydrogen Electrocatalysts for H2-Br2 Flow Batteries
Nirala Singh, Ru-Fen Liu, David C. Upham, Anna Ivanovskaya, Haley Kreutzer, Trung V. Nguyen, Horia Metiu, Eric W. McFarland

10:10 AM

(630e) Developing High Performance Zinc Alkaline Primary Battery Systems with Novel Anion Permeable Exchange Membrane Separators
Hooman Hosseini, Donald Dornbusch, Galen Suppes