Description
Independent conditioning-service reference per kilogram of final vanadium electrolyte. It represents explicit make-up water, reduction electricity and oxygen release for the Oxkem/Martin preparation model.
Flow batteries
Reference product vanadium electrolyte conditioning RER
Stable dataset identity
vanadium-electrolyte-conditioning
1.0.0Published inventory
Process description and catalog context. View scientific metadata
Independent conditioning-service reference per kilogram of final vanadium electrolyte. It represents explicit make-up water, reduction electricity and oxygen release for the Oxkem/Martin preparation model.
Classification, keywords, bookmarks and download counts.
Classification path: Materials > Batteries > Flow batteries
Bookmarking is available only on the latest published dataset record.
Source documentation, background profiles and references.
Unpublished research
Supporting sources:
Martin, J.; Schafner, K.; Turek, T. (2020). Preparation of Electrolyte for Vanadium Redox-Flow Batteries Based on Vanadium Pentoxide. Energy Technology 8, 2000522. https://doi.org/10.1002/ente.202000522
Weber, S.; Peters, J. F.; Baumann, M.; Weil, M. (2018). Life Cycle Assessment of a Vanadium Redox Flow Battery. Environmental Science & Technology 52, 10864–10873. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.8b02073
Oxkem Limited (2024). Vanadium Electrolyte (1.6 mol/L) For Vanadium Redox Batteries. Technical data sheet, VOS16, issue 1, 2 August 2024. https://www.oxkem.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Vanadium-Electrolyte-TDS-1.6mol.L.pdf
These are the stored source profiles for this version. Foreground methodology is recorded in Scientific metadata.
Missing exchange uncertainty generation: Not requested
Representativeness scores use a 1–5 scale when provided. Lower scores indicate a closer fit to the modeled technology, geography, or time period.
Precalculated screening profile
Results per kilogram, using UVEK 2025 and the ecoinvent 3.10 biosphere. Exchange rows are shaded from green to red by relative contribution to the selected indicator.
This screening result uses Brightpath mappings from the source background to UVEK 2025; mapped suppliers are not claims of scientific equivalence.
Profile uvek-2025-ef-v3-1-4e70d56a85b1 · artifact
4e70d56a85b1 · calculated
2026-11-03 09:08 UTC. These screening results do not replace a reviewed comparative LCA.
Outputs
| Exchange | Reference / categories | Amount | Unit | Metadata | Climate change contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
vanadium electrolyte conditioning
RER
|
vanadium electrolyte conditioning
|
1
|
kilogram | - | Reference flow |
| Exchange | Reference / categories | Amount | Unit | Metadata | Climate change contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Oxygen
|
air
|
0.01
|
kilogram |
0
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
CTUe / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg P-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg N-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
mol N-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
CTUh / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
CTUh / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
dimensionless / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
disease incidence / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
0.0% of total
0
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
0.0% of total
EF biosphere factor
|
Inputs
| Exchange | Reference / categories | Amount | Unit | Metadata | Climate change contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
market for water, deionised
Europe without Switzerland
|
water, deionised
|
0.6
|
kilogram | - |
1.0440e-06
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
1.6% of total
0.000303319
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
0.7% of total
0.0487446
CTUe / kilogram
29.6% of total
2.0941e-07
kg P-Eq / kilogram
0.4% of total
2.3692e-07
kg N-Eq / kilogram
0.9% of total
2.0235e-06
mol N-Eq / kilogram
1.0% of total
4.1862e-13
CTUh / kilogram
0.9% of total
1.5069e-11
CTUh / kilogram
6.4% of total
0.000422057
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
5.6% of total
0.00454759
dimensionless / kilogram
2.4% of total
2.0864e-10
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
24.3% of total
1.0502e-11
disease incidence / kilogram
2.8% of total
7.1597e-07
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
1.1% of total
0.0068772
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
1.4% of total
4.9894e-09
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
9.3% of total
0.000290295
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
2.2% of total
BAFU:2025
|
|
market for electricity, medium voltage
DE
|
electricity, medium voltage
|
0.1
|
kilowatt hour |
6.5545e-05
mol H+-Eq / kilogram
98.4% of total
0.043627
kg CO2-Eq / kilogram
99.3% of total
0.115906
CTUe / kilogram
70.4% of total
4.7967e-05
kg P-Eq / kilogram
99.6% of total
2.5738e-05
kg N-Eq / kilogram
99.1% of total
0.000190809
mol N-Eq / kilogram
99.0% of total
4.7427e-11
CTUh / kilogram
99.1% of total
2.1899e-10
CTUh / kilogram
93.6% of total
0.00712555
kBq U235-Eq / kilogram
94.4% of total
0.185966
dimensionless / kilogram
97.6% of total
6.4934e-10
kg CFC-11-Eq / kilogram
75.7% of total
3.6150e-10
disease incidence / kilogram
97.2% of total
6.6052e-05
kg NMVOC-Eq / kilogram
98.9% of total
0.49916
MJ, net calorific value / kilogram
98.6% of total
4.8841e-08
kg Sb-Eq / kilogram
90.7% of total
0.0129984
m3 world Eq deprived / kilogram
97.8% of total
BAFU:2025
|
Read-only definitions preserved with this inventory version. Values are supplied by the source; CLIC does not evaluate formulas or recalculate exchange amounts and impact scores from them.
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This vanadium electrolyte conditioning reference makes its product and manufacturing boundary explicit. Its supplied inputs include water, deionised, electricity, medium voltage.
Superseded · ViewingCurator-approved inventory correction; source evidence and assumptions are retained in the dataset metadata.
Published · Latest| Version | Published | Reason for this version | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version 1.0.1 | 2026-11-09 | Curator-approved inventory correction; source evidence and assumptions are retained in the dataset metadata. | Open version |
| Version 1.0.0 Superseded | Published 2026-11-03 | This vanadium electrolyte conditioning reference makes its product and manufacturing boundary explicit. Its supplied inputs include water, deionised, electricity, medium voltage. | Current view |
This vanadium electrolyte conditioning reference makes its product and manufacturing boundary explicit. Its supplied inputs include water, deionised, electricity, medium voltage.
The reference retains the documented engineering proxies and allowances; it does not establish a manufacturer-specific grade or measured production line.
Source: https://doi.org/10.1002/ente.202000522, https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.8b02073.
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