Evaluation of Electrochemical Storage Systems for Higher Efficiency and Energy Density

Evaluation of Electrochemical Storage Systems for Higher Efficiency and Energy Density

Lack of energy storage is a key issue in the development of renewable energy sources. Most renewables, especially solar and wind, when used alone, cannot sustain a reliably constant power output over an extended period of time. These sources generally generate variable amounts of power intermittentl...

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Main Author: Martino, Drew J
Other Authors: Yan Wang, Committee Member
Format: Others
Published: Digital WPI 2017
Subjects:
molten salts
ionic liquids
anion exchange membranes
diffusion layer
mathematical model
efficiency
cation exchange membranes
fuel cells
PEM fuel cells
electrolysis
methanol electrolysis
methanol
catalytic reforming
hydrogen storage
electrocatalysis
energy storage
hydrogen-bromine fuel cell
alternative energy
hydrogen-halogen fuel cell
electrochemical energy storage
renewable energy
regenerative fuel cell
redox flow battery
Online Access:https://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/etd-dissertations/470
https://digitalcommons.wpi.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1469&context=etd-dissertations

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