Three-dimensional netted graphite foam or netted glassy carbon bipolar plate of all-vanadium redox flow battery
An all-vanadium redox flow battery and graphite foam technology, which is applied to battery electrodes, fuel cells, fuel cell components, etc., can solve problems such as poor electrical conductivity and large contact resistance, and achieve large effective surface area and increased ratio energy effect
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[0026] figure 1 Medium, three-dimensional networked graphite foam or networked glassy carbon vanadium redox flow battery bipolar plates, including three-dimensional networked graphite foam or networked glassy carbon The three-dimensional network graphite foam or network glassy carbon 1 has an interconnected open-pore structure, and the carbon content is 10%-100%. On one side, both sides or The center is provided with graphite current collector 2 (see figure 2 , image 3 ), the carbon content of graphite current collector 2 is 10-100%.
[0027] The size of the three-dimensional network open-pore graphite foam or the network glassy carbon bubble is 8ppi-2000PPI. Three-dimensional networked graphite foam or networked glassy carbon 1 and graphite current collector 2 are bonded together. The bonding method is high temperature treatment after adhesive or resin bonding, and the processing temperature is 40-3000C.
[0028] Figure 4 Among them, a diversion dam 3 is arranged in...
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