Is the holy grail already here with the super-capacitor battery?

[markdansie]

Is the holy grail already here with the super-capacitor battery?


If half of this is true it will be a huge breakthrough[/font][/size]


Their super-capacitor battery
Super Capacitor based energy storage module
Breakthrough in energy density of 100Wh/kg
Facilitate re-charging in just 16~30 seconds
Functions optimally for 40+ years
Safest temperature tolerance from -40C to 80C
Round-trip efficiency of 99.121% with 1,000,000 cycles at 100% DoD

http://revolution-green.com/holy-grail-already-super-capacitor-battery/






Kind Regards
Mark

[Magluvin]

I worry about increased energy density since i had an 18650 lith go off in my hand. It was kinda like holding an A size model rocket engine(is that what they call them, cant remember) in your hand and set it off. Had done that with an A size when i was a kid. Just as much flame and pop Id say.

So I find it more important than ever to find ou to have on demand power, and smaller storage.

Mags

[forest]

Just use capacitor with coil 

[fritznien]

Is the holy grail already here with the super-capacitor battery?


If half of this is true it will be a huge breakthrough[/font][/size]


Their super-capacitor battery
Super Capacitor based energy storage module
Breakthrough in energy density of 100Wh/kg
Facilitate re-charging in just 16~30 seconds
Functions optimally for 40+ years
Safest temperature tolerance from -40C to 80C
Round-trip efficiency of 99.121% with 1,000,000 cycles at 100% DoD


http://revolution-green.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=16463&action=edit





Kind Regards
Mark

just some observations. 100Wh/kg is 10 kg/kwhr.
a tesla can have 80 kwhr of batteries so that would make 800 kg of these.
charge in 30 seconds? to do a hundred watt hours in 30 sec. would take 12 kw.

[gotoluc]

I'm sorry but am I missing something here?... I don't get what's so exciting about 100Wh/Kg when Robert Murray Smith has scored better then that with his home made super caps.

What needs to be acheived is meet the existing Tesla 18640 lithium battery which has 280Wh/Kg energy density (first chart).
Then the next step is to beat their newest 2170 lithium battery which will have around 322Wh/Kg energy density (second chart).

Regards

Luc