Video QUANTiNO twentyfive: eléctrico, sin baterías, 320 cv, 0/100-3', 2.000 km autonomía...

cybermad

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Y no es una inocentada :stop: tras muchos años parece que llega lo de NanoFlowCell :pompous:

QUANTiNO twentyfive - I'm ready!
18 dic 2022



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Fully electric. No batteries. Unbeatable range – 100% Electric: The new E-roadster by nanoFlowcell - 0 to 100 km/h in less than 3 seconds – Zero Batteries: Powered by nanoFlowcell flow cell technology - high performance without batteries.
 
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cybermad

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El coche eléctrico que funciona sin baterías

El NanoFlowCell QUANTiNO Twentyfive utiliza la tecnología bi-ION, que permite ‘repostar’ sin tener que montar pesadas baterías.

29/12/2022
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El NanoFlowCell QUANTiNO Twentyfive es un biplaza con techo tipo targa.

NanoFlowCell es una compañía que hace ya varios años apareció en el mercado con una propuesta de coches eléctricos muy peculiar: modelos de cero emisiones sin batería, que funcionaban con una solución líquida a modo de combustible.

Durante bastante tiempo ha estado en segundo plano, pero ha vuelto a dar señales de vida con el NanoFlowCell QUANTiNO Twentyfive.

Se trata de una variante de uno de los modelos que propuso en su día, con la peculiaridad de que es un biplaza con el techo desmontable. Y que, como indica su nombre, estaba previsto que se lanzara por el 25 aniversario de la compañía, que iba a ser en 2021, pero el proyecto se ha retrasado.

El coche en sí no aporta novedades respecto a lo conocido, pero su primer aliciente es que muestra un proyecto todavía vivo, y ofrece una alternativa a los coches eléctricos de baterías.

Un coche eléctrico que reposta
El punto más interesante del QUANTiNO Twentyfive (y del resto de modelos de la marca) está en la tecnología bi-ION que utiliza.

Para no montar baterías en sus coches, que son muy pesadas y tardan mucho en recargarse, la compañía ha optado por una solución muy llamativa y poco ortodoxa. El coche cuenta con dos grandes depósitos separados, uno de ellos con electrolitos cargados positivamente y otro con anolitos cargados negativamente.

Ambos van a parar a una membrana selectiva de iones que captura la energía generada por el encuentro de ambas partículas y, con ella, se pone en marcha el coche.

¿Un eléctrico sin baterías?
El coche, que todavía es un prototipo, empelaría dos grandes depósitos, cada uno de 95 litros, lo que le permitiría circular durante unos 1.000 kilómetros antes de tener que repostar. Sin embargo, la compañía apunta a que en la versión de producción se podrían reducir ambos tanques para buscar una autonomía de unos 800 kilómetros.

Es el repostaje una de sus principales ventajas, puesto que es más rápido que la recarga de una batería, pero también tiene algunos contras. Para empezar, los líquidos tienen una densidad energética de 600 Wh/l, lo que los sitúa por debajo de la de las baterías LFP (700 Wh/l). Y, sobre todo, tratándose de un sistema tan específico habría que crear una infraestructura con estaciones de servicio solo para este tipo de vehículos.
 
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Gus

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Y los líquidos se consumen? Y no dejan residuos en el proceso? (Lo siento, soy de letras...)
 

cybermad

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NanoFlowcell launches QUANTiNO Twentyfive - an EV without battery

Max McDee, 27 December 2022

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It has been seven years since NanoFlowcell unveiled the production-ready QUANTiNO, which was originally presented as a concept at the Geneva Motor Show in 2015. There has been little news or updates from the company in the following years. However, it appears that NanoFlowcell has recently decided to expand its operations to the United States, possibly due to the Inflation Reduction Act passed by Vice President Joe Biden's administration.

NanoFlowcell has developed a unique type of electric vehicle that does not use traditional battery packs. These vehicles utilize a process called bi-ION, which generates electricity through the interaction of a positively charged electrolyte and a negatively charged anolyte within an ion-selective membrane.

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In a press release, the London-based company NanoFlowcell announced its intention to begin mass-producing its QUANT E-model electric vehicles and to build a large-scale bi-ION production facility to provide transportable renewable energy for powering its various applications. This announcement was made in conjunction with the company's plans to enter the United States market.

Nunzio La Vecchia, CEO of NanoFlowcell, stated in the press release that "the United States has made the largest investment in clean energy in United States history" with the Inflation Reduction Act. He added that "the potential implications for renewable energy are far-reaching" and that NanoFlowcell will not seek government investments for expanding its manufacturing facilities and infrastructure in the United States.



Instead, the company plans to enter into strategic partnerships to build and expand manufacturing and infrastructure, and to incorporate NanoFlowcell technologies into various sectors of the economy.

To celebrate its expansion into the United States and its 25th anniversary, NanoFlowcell unveiled a special edition of the QUANTiNO called the twentyfive. This 2+2 vehicle has a removable roof and is powered by electric motors at each wheel, providing a total output of 320 horsepower.

According to the manufacturer, one tank of the bi-ION electrolyte solution used by the vehicle can allow it to travel up to 2,000 kilometers (1,242 miles) on a single fill. The solution is stored in two tanks with a capacity of 125 liters (33 gallons) each. To refuel the vehicle, a specialized fueling infrastructure using NanoFlowcell's bi-ION solution will need to be established.

It’s an interesting take on an electric car. No need for a battery and no need for a gasoline-powered range extender. Simply - a chemical reaction provides all the electricity needed to power the car. This idea would keep the petroleum companies in the business, we’d still have to visit the gas stations to fill up our cars. There is no combustion of any kind so there’s no emissions associated with it either.



Is it better than hydrogen fuel cell? The electrolytes are apparently harmless and non-flammable which is a big plus.But logging about 250 liters of liquid for a 1,242 miles of range works out at 18.8 mpg which isn’t really that impressive if we were to straight compare it to gasoline use in an equivalent car. We need to remember, though, that there are no emissions.

 

cybermad

Clan Leader
NanoFlowcell Unveils QUANTiNO Twentyfive As It Expands Into The U.S.
NanoFlowcell Holdings wants to produce an EV that doesn't have a battery


December 26, 2022

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NanoFlowcell Holdings is expanding to the United States with plans to build its QUANT series of EVs locally.

We haven’t heard much from nanoFlowcell since they showcased the production-ready QUANTiNO in early 2016, some 12 months after it was presented as a concept at the Geneva Motor Show in 2015. We have no idea what the company has been up to for the past 7 years but appears to have been encouraged to venture into the U.S. following the implementation of the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act.

The EVs developed by nanoFlowcell are unique has they don’t use battery packs. Instead, they use bi-ION technology that uses a positively-charged electrolyte and a negatively-charged anolyte which meet in an ion-selective membrane, generating electricity.


In a press release announcing its growth into the U.S. market, the London-based company said it has “project plans for the series production of the QUANT E-models as well as the construction of a large-scale bi-ION® production facility, providing transportable renewable energy for fuelling nanoFlowcell applications.”

“With the Inflation Reduction Act, the U.S. has made the largest investment in clean energy in U.S. history, and the potential implications for renewable energy are far-reaching,” company chief executive and chief technology officer Nunzio La Vecchia added. “We will not seek government investments for nanoFlowcell USA to expand our manufacturing facilities and infrastructure in the United States; where appropriate, we will enter into strategic partnerships to build and expand manufacturing and infrastructure, and to integrate nanoFlowcell technologies into all sectors of the economy.”

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To mark the brand’s U.S. expansion, as well as its 25th anniversary, a special version of the QUANTiNO has been showcased, dubbed the twentyfive. It takes the form of a 2+2 with a removable roof and sports an electric motor at each wheel, producing a combined 320 hp. The vehicle’s bi-ION electrolyte solution is stored in two 125-liter (33 gallon) tanks and can travel a claimed 2,000 km (1,242 miles) on a tank. Topping it up will require the construction of a dedicated fueling infrastructure with nanoFlowcell’s bi-ION solution.
 

Till

Pionero lavadoril
Ni idea... pero seguro que cuando venga @Till lo pone como los trapos :LOL:

Tiene menos futuro que un coche de hidrógeno, con eso lo digo todo. biggrin

The founder has previously been accused with defrauding an older lady by having her invest in non-existing solar panel technology, although he was acquitted.
:descojon::descojon::descojon: Sí, acquitted, absuelto, pero no por inocente sino porque a la viuda, que le dejó 39 millones de francos + inmuebles por otros 11, le atestaron conocimientos financieros suficientes como para no haber caído en el engaño :finga:

El CEO, con peinado de Elvis, ya durante sus estudios destacaba por "inventar" cosas como placas solares con un grado de eficiencia de un 50% (lo normal para entonces era un 30%) pero durante el proceso de medición no dejaba que nadie se acercase a menos de 2 metros a sus placas y en instalar los aparatos de medición, que dieron unos resultados con unas curvas muy muy atípicas, él mismo biggrin

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:descojon:

Pues eso... que os guisáis cada invento con tal de no cambiar a una bonita lavadora, aunque sea un bulo y en el fondo no sea otra cosa que una lavadora que se puede repostar en una red... inexistente... de estaciones para líquidos mágicos... que da un poco que pensar :descojon::descojon::descojon:
 
Líquidos mágicos hechos a base de materiales ultracontaminantes y encima desechables jajajajaj. Por lo menos las baterías se utilizan un periodo más o menos prolongado.

Pero vamos, que suena a invent que tira para atrás.
 
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