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with their impact on the cost and complexity of stacks. These features are typically made by Computer Numerical Control (CNC) manufacturing, but it is not clear if they could be produced by alternative methods, e.g., injection moulding. The possibility of blockage by fibre sludge in large cells over extended cycling should be considered and prevented. Additive manufacturing to build 3D objects has also been consider to design electrochemical cells with characteristics that would not be possible to realise by CNC and to created rapid prototypes [11]. Research should also pay more attention to the experimental characterisation of pressure drop [77,14,78], in special due to the urgent need for validation of CFD models. As mentioned previously, simulations have frequently neglected comparisons against experimental data. Still, the optimisation of pumping power consumption is increasingly analysed [79,77], especially for interdigitated flow fields [49,22], although intrinsically more efficient pumps have yet to be considered [80]. Pulsating flow changing its direction has been visualised in laboratory cells relying on peristaltic pumps [49]. This is the reason why pulse dampeners should be implemented to achieve continuous flow in such cells [12]. Flow visualisation can incorporate thermal imaging [49,81]. Regarding other practical issues, water transfer trough the membrane, the effect of migration and the necessary system rebalancing to recover capacity fading in vanadium RFBs are increasingly acknowledged [82,37,36,83]. However, detailed balancing procedures for large cells are practically missing from the literature. Despite the availability of many laboratory methods, reliable plant-level SOC monitoring is still needed, as commercial systems use charge integration due to the inconsistencies in 11PDF Image | Redox flow batteries for energy storage challenges
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