How a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery Works | Sumitomo Electric

The video explains how a vanadium redox flow battery works.
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[@tvguide4khv]

Video production and explanation Q is top nitch! ) Sound/music side work!!! Thanks for effort!))))

[@danielthe1st]

Great job, this is an excellently done explanation video which shows your professional level. Thank you

[@kraisrichansirijaya7053]

How about time cycle and Voltage and Current ?

[@nhlanhlasophaza5004]

I wonder if this would work for electric vehicle charging stations?

[@theasteinbuchel1429]

It would. But Vanadium isn‘t the best option regarding the environment + it can be really expensive and higher the cars weight. But the car industry already thought about it and is looking for a way to make it possible at the moment. You‘ll find a few articles about it, if you search for it on google. Hope I could help :)

[@suunraze]

Great video! Although your decision to diagram the battery with conventional current tied my brain into a knot