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Infinity Turbine Announces Revolutionary Modular Block Disc Pump System for Salgenx Saltwater Flow Batteries, Inspired by Nikola Tesla

DAVOS, GRAUBüNDEN, SWITZERLAND, September 17, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- Infinity Turbine is excited to unveil its modular block system specifically designed for the Salgenx saltwater flow battery's liquid electrolyte pumping. This revolutionary technology, inspired by a Nikola Tesla invention, utilizes non-cavitating discs for pumping various viscosities of liquid electrolytes. The Salgenx disk pump is based on the Modular fluid handling device II, Patent US7726331B1.

"The modular block system streamlines fluid handling, pumping, and processing into a single, compact structure," says Greg Giese, CEO of Infinity Turbine. "This eliminates external piping and valves, making the system more space-efficient and reducing setup complexity. Bolt together blocks allow robots to easily assemble systems."

Key Features:

- Efficient Fluid Handling: The non-cavitating discs ensure optimal pumping of the liquid electrolyte in Salgenx saltwater flow batteries.

- Compact and Space-Efficient: The modular block design maximizes space utility, offering a leaner, more efficient setup.

- Versatility: The system accommodates pumps and piping within a single structure. Blocks can be made from HDPE, aluminum, or other metals based on liquid tolerances. They can be CNC machined, 3D printed, waterjet cut, cast, or stamped.

- Integrated Sensors: Built-in sensor ports and sight ports allow for precise monitoring and control.

- Tesla-Inspired Performance: The modular block system performs comparably to the Tesla Octo valve, performing multiple functions at one time without the necessary tangle of hoses, fittings, and piping.

By simply bolting modular blocks together, users can easily assemble the structure, offering flexibility and scalability for various applications.

"This is another leap forward for Infinity Turbine and Salgenx in terms of innovation and efficiency," adds Greg Giese, CEO of Infinity Turbine. "We're proud to offer this Tesla-inspired, highly adaptable technology for our Salgenx saltwater flow batteries, substantiated by the Modular Fluid Handling Device II Patent, US7726331B1."

Salgenx (a division of Infinity Turbine LLC) is a trailblazing leader in energy storage and sustainable technology solutions. With a commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility, the company strives to redefine the boundaries of energy storage capabilities to pave the way for a brighter and greener future.

Contact: Greg Giese | CEO | Infinity Turbine LLC | greg@infinityturbine.com | greg@salgenx.com

Infinity Turbine Website: https://www.infinityturbine.com
Saltwater Battery Website: https://salgenx.com

Gregory Giese
Infinity Turbine LLC
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