Electric energy storage device
AssigneeTEXEL Energy AB
InventorLars Jacobsson
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AssigneeTEXEL Energy AB
InventorLars Jacobsson
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Device (1) for storing electric energy, comprising a heat reaction chamber (3), an energy storage (4), and a heat exchanger (12) adapted to be heated by the heat reaction chamber (3), where the heat reaction chamber (3) comprises a high enthalpy hydride material mixed with a susceptor material and a first metal coil (5), where the energy storage (4) comprises a low enthalpy hydride material mixed with a susceptor material and a second metal coil (6), and where a valve (7) is arranged between the heat reaction chamber (3) and the energy storage (4), where the device comprises an electromagnetic source (8) connected to the first metal coil (5) and adapted to output an alternating electromagnetic field to the first metal coil (5), where the first metal coil (5) acting as an antenna is adapted to transmit the electromagnetic field to the susceptor material in the heat reaction chamber (3), such that the high enthalpy hydride material is heated to release a hydrogen gas.
A device for storing electric energy, comprising a heat reaction chamber, an energy storage, and a heat exchanger (12) adapted to be heated by the heat reaction chamber, where the heat reaction chamber comprises a first hydride material mixed with a susceptor material and a first metal coil, where the energy storage comprises a second hydride material mixed with a susceptor material and a second metal coil, and where a valve is arranged between the heat reaction chamber and the energy storage, wherein the device comprises an alternating current source connected to the first metal coil and adapted to output an alternating current to the first metal coil, where the first metal coil acting as an antenna is adapted to generate and transmit an electromagnetic field to the susceptor material in the heat reaction chamber, such that the first hydride material can be heated to release a hydrogen gas.
A method for storing electric energy, comprising the steps of:
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