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*A Form of [[Battery]] Functioning in a similar method to a [[Fuel Cell]] however all the componets are kept in a closes system, and cycled from a charged to uncharged state, and thus separate containers | *A Form of [[Battery]] Functioning in a similar method to a [[Fuel Cell]] however all the componets are kept in a closes system, and cycled from a charged to uncharged state, and thus separate containers | ||
*These are one of the most scalable technologies, especially for [[Grid Scale Electrical Energy Storage]] as the determining factor for total capacity is the amount of liquid, thus large vats can be used with a fixed cost only of the "cell" itself (which can be added in a modular manner) | *These are one of the most scalable technologies, especially for [[Grid Scale Electrical Energy Storage]] as the determining factor for total capacity is the amount of liquid, thus large vats can be used with a fixed cost only of the "cell" itself (which can be added in a modular manner) | ||
=Open Source Industry Standards= | |||
*https://fbrc.dev/#open-source-hardware | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
Revision as of 20:51, 2 November 2025
Basics
- A Form of Battery Functioning in a similar method to a Fuel Cell however all the componets are kept in a closes system, and cycled from a charged to uncharged state, and thus separate containers
- These are one of the most scalable technologies, especially for Grid Scale Electrical Energy Storage as the determining factor for total capacity is the amount of liquid, thus large vats can be used with a fixed cost only of the "cell" itself (which can be added in a modular manner)
Open Source Industry Standards
Internal Links
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Flow Batteries
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "The Good Stuff" Titled "Battery Fueled by Iron and Water Could Transform the Power Grid" ( ~10 Minute Watch )
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Kirk Smith" Titled "Flow Battery Research Collective: Building an Open-Source Battery for Stationary Storage, FOSDEM '25" ( ~21 Minute Watch )
- Aims to develop an OS Architecture for all OS Flow Cell RnD Such that the researchers can focus on the chemistry without the Redundancy Waste of needing to make an entire flow battery from scratch each time, or buy an EXPENSIVE COTS option
- Flow Battery Research Collective
- Supposedly Redflow is bankrupt
- Zinc-Iodide Chemistry as of now