WhY shape matters: Hydrodynamics of a Y-shaped membraneless electrolyzer

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Hauptverfasser: Schoppmann, Karl, Rox, Hannes, Frense, Erik, Rüdiger, Frank, Yang, Xuegeng, Eckert, Kerstin, Fröhlich, Jochen
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author Schoppmann, Karl
Rox, Hannes
Frense, Erik
Rüdiger, Frank
Yang, Xuegeng
Eckert, Kerstin
Fröhlich, Jochen
author_facet Schoppmann, Karl
Rox, Hannes
Frense, Erik
Rüdiger, Frank
Yang, Xuegeng
Eckert, Kerstin
Fröhlich, Jochen
contents A novel Y-shaped membraneless flow-through electrolyzer is introduced to achieve a homogeneous electrochemical reaction across the entire electrode in a cost-efficient cell design with effective product separation. Numerical simulations of the electrolyte flow and electrical current within the already known I- and T-shaped cells motivate the newly proposed Y-shape cell. Furthermore, a new design criterion is developed based on the balance between bubble removal and gas generation. As proof-of-concept experimental results using the Y-shaped electrolyzer are presented, showing homogeneous gas distributions across the electrode and efficient product separation by the electrolyte flow.
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spellingShingle WhY shape matters: Hydrodynamics of a Y-shaped membraneless electrolyzer
Schoppmann, Karl
Rox, Hannes
Frense, Erik
Rüdiger, Frank
Yang, Xuegeng
Eckert, Kerstin
Fröhlich, Jochen
Fluid Dynamics
Chemical Physics
A novel Y-shaped membraneless flow-through electrolyzer is introduced to achieve a homogeneous electrochemical reaction across the entire electrode in a cost-efficient cell design with effective product separation. Numerical simulations of the electrolyte flow and electrical current within the already known I- and T-shaped cells motivate the newly proposed Y-shape cell. Furthermore, a new design criterion is developed based on the balance between bubble removal and gas generation. As proof-of-concept experimental results using the Y-shaped electrolyzer are presented, showing homogeneous gas distributions across the electrode and efficient product separation by the electrolyte flow.
title WhY shape matters: Hydrodynamics of a Y-shaped membraneless electrolyzer
topic Fluid Dynamics
Chemical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.20394