On May 30, 2024, Texel Energy Storage filed a patent that presents a novel device for storing electric energy through innovative hydrogen-related technology.
The patent, filed by Texel Energy Storage, details a sophisticated energy storage device comprising a heat reaction chamber, an energy storage unit, and a heat exchanger. Key inventors behind this innovative technology remain undisclosed in the given text.
Features and Improvements
At the core of this patented technology lies the utilization of high and low enthalpy hydride materials, each mixed with susceptor materials and integrated with distinct metal coils.
The heat reaction chamber contains high enthalpy hydride material designed to be heated by an electromagnetic source connected to a metal coil. The coil acts as an antenna, enabling a targeted electromagnetic field to heat the susceptor material efficiently.
The device employs a valve system that controls the hydrogen gas release, ensuring a regulated and efficient hydrogen dispersion.
