A study has been made to characterize the operating conditions of an electrochemically regenerative hydrogen‐chlorine energy storage system. A nonsteady‐state mass and heat balance was used to determine the changes in the electrolyte concentration, temperature, cell voltage, and flow rate requirements during charge and discharge. The over‐all electric‐to‐electric efficiency was calculated for various operating overvoltages. A simple thermal analysis is also presented for estimating temperature excursions and system performances.
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