Salgenx (division of Infinity Turbine LLC) products

Includes: Executive Summary. Review of current literature. Electrode design. Flow design. Market summary (basic). Electrolytes. Costs and measured power density. Comparison of some other competitive technologies including saltwater and iron flow batteries. Includes basic cell design for building and experimenting with one cell for demonstration purposes only. This is not the cell we are using for commercialization, but demonstrates the technology and concept. Provided as .pdf

Stack these up to make a full electrolyzer stack and full battery. 1.1 Voltage factor (i.e. 12V = 12 x 1.1 = 13.2 V charging). Divide by 1.6 V as lowest discharge. Round up and decimal units to make next higher cell voltage.

The Salgenx S3000 is our flagship model. The salt water redox flow battery does not use a membrane, but utilizes the immiscible liquids to separate liquid electrolytes. The key feature of the flow battery is one of the electrolytes, which is brine, or salt water. Systems can be configured by numbering up the S3000 into a RAID system up to 18 megawatts.