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Salgenx. The Salt Water Flow Battery to Complement or Replace the Tesla Megapack

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Salt Water Flow Battery Tech less than $100 per kWh

Salgenx (division of Infinity Turbine LLC) has developed a revolutionary saltwater flow battery which has multiple uses.

Lower cost: and faster product access compared to Tesla Megapack (which may take two years to deliver).

No Membrane: Does not use any membrane (like Lithium, Vanadium or Bromine). Instead, uses the natural immiscibility of liquids to separate electrolytes and allows multivalent ion materials as alternatives to lithium materials with greater energy density and storage capacity. Simple versions of the system use activated carbon as the cathode. Under develop is our liquid electrode.

Thermal Storage: Using a CO2 heat pump, you can double down on the payback for this new concept of a battery which stores heat as well as power in the saltwater electrolyte.

Cogeneration: When combined with a ORC (Organic Rankine Cycle) heat turbine, this concept is further extended to produce power, especially at oil and gas wells which have geothermal heated brine producer water. Imagine storing power at the oil well, to use to power the downhole pumps.

Desalination: The saltwater battery naturally removes salt and a new method of desalination.

Graphene: Using graphite, a simultaneous process of making graphene can be utilized while charging.

Ultracapacitors: Lithium like response for faster power using ultracapacitors as a bridge can be utilized while charging and discharging.

Payback: Grid based rate arbitrage for purchasing power during off-peak times, then using power during on-peak daylight times to save money. There are also substantial tax credits for manufacturing.

Business Opportunities: Build and sell the Salgenx Grid-Scale Battery... License or Franchise or Build Your Own Brand and your Own IP

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Salgenx Flow Battery Technology Report

Salgenx, a renowned provider of innovative energy solutions, has recently unveiled its highly anticipated Salt Water Redox Flow Battery Technology Report. This comprehensive report takes a deep dive into the dynamics of grid-scale flow batteries, shedding light on crucial aspects such as economics, efficiency, and deployment strategies.

With insights derived from extensive research and engineering expertise, the report offers valuable recommendations for optimizing financial viability, enhancing energy conversion efficiency, and successful deployment.

This groundbreaking resource is expected to revolutionize the understanding and adoption of grid-scale flow batteries, driving advancements in energy storage and accelerating the transition to a sustainable future.

The Salt Water Redox Flow Battery Technology Report is now available for purchase on the Salgenx website, positioning it as an essential read for industry professionals, investors, and stakeholders seeking reliable, efficient, and eco-friendly energy storage solutions.

Visit the Infinity Turbine page for more information on Salgenx Technology Report


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Why Salt Water may be the Future of Batteries

There’s no shortage of solutions to the world’s need for renewable energy storage, but there is a shortage of accessible and cheap resources to use for those solutions. Lithium and vanadium aren't limitless, so what about regular, run-of-the-mill salt? Redox flow batteries, or RFBs, can exploit the abundance of elements like sodium and iron. One U.S. company already has salt water batteries ready to go, with at least two others developing iron flow variations built to effectively run on rust. They promise to last longer and be far cheaper than the competition. So, what happens if we go with the flow?

Undecided with Matt Ferrell

Why Salt Water may be the Future of Batteries


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Saltwater battery technology and manufacturing licensing is now available

Saltwater battery technology and manufacturing licensing is now available

License to Manufacture and Sell or Franchise or Build Your Own Brand with a Maker Kit

Licensing is now available for the saltwater battery technology. This system has two electrolyte tanks, one of which is salt water (brine). It does not have, nor use a membrane.

This license and guidance provided, allows you to de-risk the deployment as you are the first into the commercial marketplace. We are your subject matter experts for saltwater flow batteries. We work together with your team to enhance your core for your customer needs.

Build Your Own Brand: If you want to use your lab, time, and funding to develop your own IP and saltwater flow battery, we can provide consulting and strategy. We provide you with a strategy on how to optimize efficiency, while you provide all the resources to experiment, formulate, and ultimately develop the product to market.

Access the USA Tax Credit: Flow battery manufacturing and contract builders may gain access to the $35 per kW.

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Plug and Play

Plug and Play

Saltwater Battery

The Salgenx saltwater battery is a flow battery system which requires two large tanks that hold fluid electrolytes. One tank is dedicated to saltwater (just add NaCl to water). The saltwater tank may be used for thermal storage.

Fluids are circulated through electrodes, which regulate the input and output of electricity from the battery.

The battery does not use a membrane, which is common on other redox flow battery systems. The absence of the membrane saves huge up front purchase costs, maintenance, and consumable expenses.

Factory: Factory Setup for a Grid Scale Salt Water Flow Battery Review

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Factory Setup for a Grid Scale Salt Water Flow Battery


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Harnessing Magnetohydrodynamic Drive in Saltwater Flow Batteries for In-Situ Flow Enhancement

The world's growing energy demands and the imperative shift towards cleaner, more sustainable technologies have spurred intensive research into innovative energy storage solutions. Among these, flow batteries have gained attention for their potential to offer scalable, long-duration energy storage. One intriguing development in this realm is the incorporation of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) drives into saltwater flow batteries. This integration presents a fascinating approach to enhancing in-situ flow and improving the overall efficiency of these energy storage systems.

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Salgenx Energy Storage Simultaneous Desalination

A breakthrough in desalination technology has been announced today with the unveiling of a new system that uses a saltwater flow battery (BESS) cycle to produce clean drinking water from seawater. This innovative solution has been developed to create a sustainable and cost-effective way of storing energy while simultaneously producing fresh water.

The desalination system operates by using a saltwater flow battery cycle without the need for a membrane. The system can use a renewable energy source, such as solar power or large wind turbine, to charge the battery, making it both environmentally friendly and cost-effective.

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Flow Battery Tech Comparison Chart

Flow Battery Tech Comparison Chart

How to buy a license

How to buy a license

How to get started

We develop technology and then license to builders and manufacturers. That way we can move at the speed of light to get new tech into the market first.

If you only want to buy a flow battery, you can contact one of our licensed manufacturers.

If you want to buy a license, please see the flow chart or email us.

You also have the option of a franchise where we supply all the parts and you assemble locally.

If you want to use your lab, time, and funding to develop your own IP and saltwater flow battery, we can provide consulting and strategy. We provide you with a strategy on how to optimize efficiency, while you provide all the resources to experiment, formulate, and ultimately develop the product to market.

Our technology will be the first large salt water flow battery to the market, and the first (or one of the first) that does not require a membrane.

How to get started (flowchart in pdf)

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Salgenx Infinity Turbine License Savings and User Savings Comparison

Salgenx Infinity Turbine License Savings and User Savings Comparison

S3000 Revenue for Salgenx Salt Water Flow Battery

S3000 Revenue for Salgenx Salt Water Flow Battery

End User Grid Power Mining and Cogen Thermal Savings Chart

End User Grid Power Mining and Cogen Thermal Savings Chart

Salgenx System Configurations

Salgenx System Configurations

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NACS Tesla Plug for Charging AC and DC Now incorporating the Tesla Plug for EV charging... click here.

As a simultaneous Thermal Storage Device Considered a hybrid between a standard flow battery and a thermal storage device, the battery provides simultaneous heat or cold liquid storage as well as electrical energy storage. Unlike the sand battery, this system can also store electricity along with thermal resources..... click here.

Heat Pump A heat pump has a high COP (Coefficient of Performance - is defined as the relationship between the power (kW) that is drawn out of the heat pump as cooling or heat, and the power (kW) that is supplied to the compressor) when compared to resistance heating.... click here.

Graphene: Using graphite, a simultaneous process of making graphene can be utilized while charging.

Ultracapacitors: Lithium like response for faster power using ultracapacitors as a bridge can be utilized while charging and discharging.

Ground Power Unit: Infinity Turbine will contract with Salgenx to build GPU portable power units.

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