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Differentiated Technology
Zinc Halide Battery Development History
Simpler product with improved performance and lower total lifecycle costs
MANIFOLD
BLOCK
ANOLYTE
PUMP
11
ACCESS HOLES
ANOLYTE RESERVOIR
SIX BIPOLAR STACKS-80V
CATHOLYTE RESERVOIR
Figure 1-120-kWh Zinc-Bronine Battery X-201
Required separator
OIL VALVE
Carbon power cathode
REVERSING
VALVE
FLOW METER
Original Battery - 1983¹
Flow battery requiring pumps and tanks
Bromide / Bromine redox
CATHOLYTE PUMP
Flow Battery
System
Conductive plastic current collectors
Static Hybrid
Battery Module
Eos Z3 Battery - 2023
Static battery no pumps
Eliminated separator
Hybrid chloride / bromide redox
Graphite felt cathode
Conductive plastic current collectors
(Titanium in Gen 2.3)
✓ Lower service costs
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✓
Advantages
Eliminated 3-4% pump aux load
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✓
Increased performance
Lower cost product
15% cell voltage improvement
Lower cost raw materials
✓ Reduced degradation
✓ Wider operating temperature ranges
✓ Plastic processing improvements
✓ Improved ability to manufacture at scale
(1) R. Bellows, H. Einstein, P. Grimes, E. Kantner, P. Malachesky, K. Newby, H. Tsien, A. Young Exxon Research and Engineering Company Advanced Energy Systems Laboratory Linden, NJ 07036
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