Chang-sup Moon

Title: Chang-sup Moon and Redox Flow Battery Innovation.

Introduction

Chang-sup Moon is an inventor associated with Incheon, South Korea, and H2, Inc. His work includes a patent for a high-voltage redox flow battery designed with a state-of-charge balancing device. The available information lists 1 patent for Moon.

Latest Patents

Moon’s patent, “High voltage-type redox flow battery comprising SOC balancing device,” describes a system made up of multiple modules connected in series and a battery management system that monitors the state of charge of each module.

Each module includes an SOC balancing device with a stack and separate positive- and negative-electrolyte tanks, pumps, and circulation pipes. The arrangement supplies electrolyte to the stack and returns it to the corresponding tank, supporting module-level charge monitoring and balancing in a high-voltage battery system.

Career Highlights

Moon’s listed patent reflects work on battery architecture and management, particularly the challenge of coordinating the state of charge across serially connected modules. He is associated with H2, Inc.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Shin Han and Jeehyang Huh as Moon’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Chang-sup Moon’s listed invention focuses on a modular redox flow battery that combines electrolyte circulation with state-of-charge monitoring and balancing.