Korea Institute of Energy Research

Sun-Hwa Yeon

Kyoung-Hee Shin

Bum-suk Lee

Jung-Hoon Yang

Jae-Deok Jeon

Kyu-Nam Jung

Chang-Soo Jin

Se-Kook Park

Dong-Ha Kim

Chang-soo Jin

Sang Ho Lee

Jung Joon Yoo

Hana Yoon

Joonmok Shim

Myung-seok Jeon

Myung Seok Jeon

Wook Ahn

Joon-Mok Shim

Sea Couk Park

Disclosed is a flow-type energy storage device having an improved flow of fluid. The flow-type energy storage device stores electricity using a fluidic material, and includes a reaction region in which charge-discharge reaction of electricity is performed by the fluidic material, wherein the reaction region has an octagonal cross-section. The shape of the reaction region is controlled to thus improve the flowability of the fluidic material, thereby providing a flow-type energy storage device that has almost constant electrical properties even when a charging and discharging cycle is repeatedly performed. Further, the structures of an inlet and an outlet are not complicated and a separate part for controlling the flow of fluid is not used in the device, and accordingly, additional costs are not incurred during a process of manufacturing the flow-type energy storage device.

Flow type energy storage device and reaction cell for the device

This invention relates to an electrode structure including a porous electrode that simultaneously performs the functions both of a bipolar plate and of a felt electrode and has a pattern layer or a mesh layer serving as a flow path on the surface thereof, a method of manufacturing the same, and a redox flow battery stack configuration for decreasing shunt current.

Electrode structure, method for manufacturing thereof and use thereof, and stack structure of redox flow battery

A method of manufacturing a graphene composite including an ultrasonic-wave pulverization post-treatment process. The method includes radiating a microwave on a mixture of graphite oxide and a conducting agent, dispersing a resultant material, obtained during the radiating the microwave, in a liquid and performing ultrasonic-wave pulverization, and freeze-drying particles subjected to the ultrasonic-wave pulverization. The post-treatment process is added to the method of manufacturing the graphene composite including the reduced graphene oxide using the graphite oxide, thereby manufacturing a graphene composite having improved bindability with spherical activated carbon used to manufacture an active material. Further, the post-treated graphene composite is used to manufacture the active material and the supercapacitor, and accordingly, the active material can be thinly and densely applied to provide a supercapacitor having improved performance.

Method of manufacturing graphene composite including ultrasonic-wave pulverization post-treatment process and method of manufacturing active material using the same

Disclosed herein is a method of preparing porous graphene from porous graphite, including 1) thermochemically reacting a highly crystalline carbide compound with a halogen element-containing gas to give a porous carbide-derived carbon; 2) treating the carbide-derived carbon with an acid, thus preparing a carbide-derived carbon oxide; and 3) reducing the carbide-derived carbon oxide. An anode mixture for a secondary battery including the graphene and an anode for a secondary battery including the anode mixture are also provided.

Method of preparing graphene and anode mixture for lithium secondary battery including graphene prepared thereby

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Sun-Hwa Yeon