Compact electrochemical device
Electrochemical device that can be adapted to different applications such as: flow cell, fuel cell or electrolyzer to produce H2.
Electrochemical devices can be designed as flow cells, fuel cells or electrolyzers to produce H2 and other chemicals. Each of those equipment are the core of crucial applications for energy transition.
Current devices are typically made by many pieces. Skilled and trained personnel is required for their assembly, which is slow: Leakage ofluids is frequent because of the elevated pieces.
There's a need of devices which are smaller, lighter, compact, leak free and energetically cost efficient.
The new device has less pieces than the conventional electrochemical devices, which simplify assembly and hinders leakage. What is more, the device is requiring less pressure, allowing a less bulky structure and, at the same time, it ensures optimal electric contacts, minimizing energy losses