WO2021094593A1 - Dispositif de production et/ou stockage d'energie comprenant un reservoir - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for producing or storing electrical energy, allowing activation controlled by the user, as well as its manufacture and use.
- This device can in particular allow the activation and / or control of fuel cells.
- Fuel cells operate by transporting ions, usually protons, between two electrodes.
- a medium placed between the anode and the cathode must be able to conduct the hydroxonium ions (H30 + ), also denoted in a simplified version H + , but not the electrons.
- This electrolyte in fuel cells comprises a proton exchange membrane, such as in Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells or Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC) and an aqueous liquid allowing ionic displacement.
- PEMFC Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells
- Technological advances have made it possible to develop dihydrogen-dioxygen batteries or enzymatic batteries, in particular glucose-dioxygen enzyme batteries, which are environmentally friendly (cf.
- WO2018 / 185417 on behalf of the CNRS.
- Such cells are compact and can work at low temperature (less than 80 ° C.), optionally with a polymer electrolyte (PEMFC) or an aqueous electrolyte (aqueous solutions, biological fluids). They can be used not only in stationary mode but also in portable mode. These batteries may therefore be suitable for generating low currents and for domestic and / or individual uses.
- PEMFC polymer electrolyte
- aqueous electrolyte aqueous solutions, biological fluids.
- These batteries may therefore be suitable for generating low currents and for domestic and / or individual uses.
- the activation and / or control, or even the deactivation, of such devices remain problematic. To date, the control is carried out by interrupting the electrical circuit.
- the contact of the elements of the cell can degrade these elements, in particular when they contain biological materials (vegetable matter, enzymes ).
- the liquid necessary for the operation of the cell is advantageously added to the membrane at the very moment of its first operation. This is generally carried out by an external addition of liquid to the membrane of the device, in particular by pipette, as described in the patent application US2011287328A1 in the name of Sony, or by the use of a bottle as described in the patent application US2010 / 0297477, on behalf of POWER KNOWLEDGE LTD.
- the problems associated with such devices are also numerous: First of all, the user must have access to a source of liquid (aqueous) having sufficient purity and quality for the required use and the correct functioning of the battery. It must also be able to quantify the volume to be added. This requires the provision of a separate measuring device such as a disposable pipette, or pod, which increases the costs and environmental impact of the device. In addition, the device must include a means for introducing the liquid onto the membrane. The fact that the membrane can be accessible from the outside involves in particular additional contamination problems. Finally, batteries of this type are difficult to store because they can be sensitive to the humidity level of their environment.
- An object of the invention is therefore a device for producing and / or storing electrical energy, in particular electrochemical, characterized in that it comprises:
- a separator such as a diffusion layer, allowing the transfer of at least one compound capable of triggering and / or allowing production and / or storage of electrical energy, arranged between the anode and the cathode, and
- the reservoir in English "storage tank", like any reservoir, defines a place distinct from that of the production and / or storage of energy where the contents of the reservoir are used. It can be adjacent, or even overlapping, but does not define a strictly identical place. In other words, the reservoir and the electrochemical cell are distinct and preferably separate elements. This reservoir can advantageously make it possible to separate the contents of the reservoir from the anode and the cathode, in whole or in part.
- the reservoir and its contents therefore participate in the transition from an inactive to active state of the device.
- the deformation of the reservoir and the release of its contents make it possible to create an ability to activate the device.
- the deformation of the reservoir can therefore allow either to directly trigger the production or storage of energy, or to create an intermediate activation state of the device.
- the device can furthermore comprise one or more activation means, the configuration of which is chosen to allow either the activation, or the increase, or the decrease, or the stopping (or the deactivation) of the. energy production and / or storage.
- the device can also comprise a switch which can be advantageously manipulated by the user.
- a switch may for example comprise a circuit breaker such as a removable tab.
- This switch can then be manipulated by the user before or after bringing the compound capable of triggering production or storage of electrical energy and the separator into contact.
- the activation can be direct or be carried out in several stages. Activation can be carried out, for example, firstly by pressing on the reservoir (and possibly the release of fluids within the reservoir) then by removing a circuit breaker tab by the user.
- the activation of the device by the user in particular sequentially in several steps or in just one, is also an object of the invention.
- the anode and / or the cathode comprises an enzyme.
- the reservoir is breakable, pierceable and / or deformable in whole or in part.
- it can comprise a part which can be destroyed under the action of a user it can comprise a container, for example in the form of a shell (advantageously deformable and / or flexible) having an opening and retention means closing off the opening of the hull or the container.
- This shell for example an optionally semi-spherical dome, therefore forms a cavity containing the compound and comprises an opening.
- the retention means is advantageously a layer, or film, of separation closing off the opening of the shell, or of the container, and forming therewith a closed and preferably impermeable receptacle.
- This type of reservoir is also known by its English name of “blister pack”, or “blister”. It can be characterized by the fact that the opening area is proportionately large, for example 25 to 45%, relative to the total area of the tank.
- the retention means make it possible to retain the compound inside the reservoir and in particular to separate them, at least in part from the anode and the cathode.
- the choice of the material (s) used to form the shell and the separation layer depends on several factors. For example, and if it is intended to accommodate a liquid, a semi-liquid, a gel or substances that can migrate, a Laminate material comprising a layer of a resistant material is placed. It is also possible to choose materials which are inert [3] with respect to the material stored in the tank or materials which absorb water vapor, oxygen (or both) to control the atmosphere at hand. inside the tank and thus preserve the product contained (increased stability over time) [4] It is also possible to choose one or more materials with the lowest environmental impact [2]
- the material is generally a thermoformed material [1] and can be chosen from the group of materials consisting of:
- PVC polyvinyl chloride
- PCTFE polychlorotrifluoroethylene
- ACLAR TM ACLAR TM
- PE polyethylene
- HSL Hot Sealing Lacquer
- PVDC polyvinylidene chloride
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- PET polyethylene terephthalate modified with glycol
- PET polyethylene terephthalate modified with glycol
- the reservoir may also include laminates, and in particular laminated sheets, of these materials.
- These components have beneficial chemical and / or moisture resistance characteristics.
- PCTFE, PVDC coated PVC or polypropylene is particularly suitable for the tank, and in particular the shell, due to its ability to act as a barrier to air and moisture.
- materials combining a laminated sheet of aluminum and HSL or, of aluminum and VMCH, are also preferred, in particular for providing the means of retention and / or separation.
- a material based on cellulose fibers (such as paper or cardboard) is an advantageous alternative to these materials from an environmental point of view and which can be considered. This material can in particular be combined with films, such as plastic films and in particular a film in one of the aforementioned thermoformed materials.
- the size of the reservoir can be determined by the amount of compound (eg liquid) to be released.
- liquid includes not only a compound or a composition but extends to semi-liquids (for example a compound or a viscous composition) as well as to gels.
- the compound capable of triggering the production, and / or storage, of electrical energy contained in the reservoir may be a liquid, a solid or a gel, preferably it is an aqueous liquid, that is to say mainly water-based, or even simply water (which can be of different degrees of purity: distilled water, pure water, tap water, etc.).
- the compound may be a composition comprising at least one compound capable of triggering the production, and / or storage, of electrical energy and may include or consist of an electrolyte (phosphate buffer containing sodium or ammonium sulfate, an enzyme (for example glucose oxidase and / or FAD dehydrogenase for the anode and laccase and / or Bilirubin oxidase for the cathode,), an electronic exchange mediator (for example ABTS, 1,2 or 1, 4 naphthoquinone, phenanthrolinequinone or pyrene and one of its derivatives), a cofactor (for example a coenzyme of the NAD7NADP + or flavin type, such as FAD (Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide), or FMN (Flavine mononucleotide), a promoter (e.g.
- an electrolyte phosphate buffer containing sodium or ammonium sulfate
- an enzyme for example glucose oxida
- protoporphyrin IX of a substrate (e.g. glucose) and / or an enzymatically oriented molecule, i.e. an enzyme or a molecule capable of acting on a parasitic or toxic substance (eg catalase to break down hydrogen peroxide does not produce the enzyme glucose oxidase).
- a substrate e.g. glucose
- an enzymatically oriented molecule i.e. an enzyme or a molecule capable of acting on a parasitic or toxic substance (eg catalase to break down hydrogen peroxide does not produce the enzyme glucose oxidase).
- the means for contacting the compound (e.g. a liquid) and the separator may include the selection of the material which allows a rupture, preferably a rupture provided at a particular point or a particular area of the reservoir, due to the application. by the user with sufficient pressure on part of the tank. This is the case with blisters for medicinal tablets where the application of pressure on the shell of the blister pack, and its deformation, causes the rupture of the film closing the receptacle, which is less resistant, and the making available of the seal [ cf. 5-9].
- This arrangement may well be suitable for the device according to the invention, the liquids being incompressible.
- the means making it possible to bring the compound and the diffusion layer into fluid contact can comprise piercing means, optionally comprising at least one element having a cutting or pointed end.
- these piercing means can, for example, take the form of needles, blades, protuberance or points.
- These means are arranged opposite the surface to be drilled but can be placed inside the tank or outside it.
- the drilling means are advantageously arranged so as to be actuated by pressure exerted by the user on the outer surface of the shell.
- Said means making it possible to bring said compound into contact with the diffusion layer favorably comprise a duct towards, and / or a projection of the separator, said projection, or said duct, being preferably configured to come into contact with a part of the reservoir, and preferably, when the reservoir is in the form of a blister pack, directly in contact with the retention means.
- the means of bringing the compound into contact with the separator can be the simple juxtaposition and / or direct contact of at least part of the separator with the reservoir and more particularly with a rupture zone thereof, when she exists.
- the separator is advantageously configured to include a part extending beyond the electrodes (that is to say the anode and the cathode) and coming to be positioned opposite the rupture zone (provided) of the tank.
- the separator can be a diffusion or migration layer. It can be a simple space between the anode and the cathode, a space intended to be filled with a compound capable of triggering the production and / or storage of electrical energy. It can also be integrated or separate from the surface of one or more electrodes.
- the separator comprises, or is essentially constituted by, a material suitable for an electrolyte support function. This material includes woven or non-woven fibers (cotton, nylon, polyesters, glass), ceramics and natural substances (rubber, asbestos, wood).
- It can comprise a polymeric material, for example polyethylene, polypropylene, poly (tetrafluoroethylene) and / or polyvinyl chloride, such as the ionomer Nafion TM, a perfluorinated polymer manufactured by Dupont. It can also be a gel, such as an ionic gel and / or a hydrogel, or an element allowing the creation of a gel.
- a polymeric material for example polyethylene, polypropylene, poly (tetrafluoroethylene) and / or polyvinyl chloride, such as the ionomer Nafion TM, a perfluorinated polymer manufactured by Dupont.
- a gel such as an ionic gel and / or a hydrogel, or an element allowing the creation of a gel.
- porous membrane more particularly made of cellulose fiber, such as a sheet of paper and in particular porous paper of the blotter or filter type.
- the basis weight of this paper can be advantageously chosen in the range going from 10 to 300 gm 2 , preferably from 50 to 150 gm 2 .
- the thickness of the separator is generally small but it must be adapted to the desired use. Thus a thickness of 2mm to 10 ⁇ m, in particular 1mm to 10 ⁇ m, preferably 300 to 150 ⁇ m (eg 190 ⁇ m) can be used. Thus, a 97 gm 2 grammage paper which constitutes the separator, is sandwiched between the two electrodes.
- the separator can include a single or multiple layers / sheets of material.
- the reservoir of the device can comprise one or more compartments. As will be described below, these compartments can comprise identical contents or different from each other. However, it is particularly advantageous to use this configuration to make it possible to release individual doses of compounds or to prepare a composition comprising a mixture of components which are unstable over time.
- the device comprises at least one other reservoir, this other reservoir comprising said compound capable of triggering production and / or storage of electrical energy or another compound capable, or not, of trigger the production and / or storage of electrical energy.
- these reservoirs can include identical or different contents and be of identical or different dimensions depending on the desired purpose. When the content is the same, this other reservoir can be used as a refill for the device.
- These reservoirs can be arranged one after the other, or be positioned on either side of the anode and cathode.
- the device may include means for deactivating (partial, temporary and / or definitive) the production and / or storage of electrical energy.
- Such means can advantageously take the form of another tank with a structure similar to that described in the present application.
- Such means include means for aspirating the compound capable of triggering the production and / or storage of electrical energy and therefore make it possible to aspirate and store the latter.
- the suction means may for example be the presence of a partial vacuum in the reservoir associated with reservoir opening means allowing suction inside the reservoir.
- These means can also include an absorbent substance allowing the suction of a liquid by capillary action. Other aspects of this particular embodiment are described below.
- the device can comprise more than one reservoir, or of a compartment, the contents and the configuration of which are chosen to allow either the activation, or the increase, or the decrease, or stopping (or deactivating) the production and / or storage of electrical energy.
- Such devices are described in detail below.
- a device as described in the present application comprising means for increasing, decreasing, deactivating and / or reactivating the production and / or storage of electrical energy.
- the anode and the cathode of the device according to the invention are electrodes suitable for use as fuel cells.
- the device according to the invention may also comprise a series of anodes and cathodes in a stack or "stack".
- the anode and the cathode can be made of metal with, for example, a silver cathode and a chromium-plated nickel anode.
- the anode and the cathode are of a type suitable for biofuel cells and / or enzyme cells.
- These bioelectrodes can comprise a support consisting of, or on the surface of which are deposited, carbon nanotubes, a redox mediator and an enzyme.
- Electrodes can be multilayer and advantageously comprise: a carbonaceous layer having a high specific active surface, such as a layer of carbon nanotubes, carbon black, carbon black, or carbon in the form of aggregates or gel, carbon-based materials with high specific surfaces such as carbon nanotubes or carbonaceous mesoporous matrices, in particular those obtained from magnesium oxide MgO (cf. Inagaki et al. “Templated mesoporous carbons: Synthesis and applications” Carbon 107 (2016) 448-473) are preferred a mediator and / or orientator layer; and / or an enzyme layer capable of catalyzing the oxidation or reduction reactions of the fuel.
- a carbonaceous layer having a high specific active surface such as a layer of carbon nanotubes, carbon black, carbon black, or carbon in the form of aggregates or gel
- carbon-based materials with high specific surfaces such as carbon nanotubes or carbonaceous mesoporous matrices, in particular those obtained from magnesium oxide MgO (c
- the layers can be deposited successively on an electrically conductive material, which can constitute the support for these layers or be itself deposited on an inert support.
- the conductive material can be glassy carbon, pyrolytic graphite, in particular "Highly Ordered Pyrolytic Graphite" (HOPG) of gold, platinum and / or indium tin oxide.
- HOPG Highly Ordered Pyrolytic Graphite
- the material consists of glassy carbon or pyrolytic graphite.
- the bioelectrodes can comprise a sheet of carbon nanotubes functionalized with an enzyme, and preferably a mediator.
- GDL Gas Diffusion Layer
- the enzyme capable of catalyzing the oxidation of glucose at the anode is preferably a Glucose DeHydrogenase (GDH) catalyzing the reaction:
- the acceptor, or co-factor is usually an NAD + / NADP + or flavin-like coenzyme, such as FAD (Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide), or FMN (Flavine mononucleotide) which is linked to GDH.
- FAD Fluorine Adenine Dinucleotide
- FMN Fevine mononucleotide
- a particularly preferred glucose dehydrogenase is Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide - Glucose Dehydrogenase (FAD-GDH) (EC 1.1.5.9).
- FAD-GDH Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide - Glucose Dehydrogenase
- FAD-GDH extends to native proteins and their derivatives, mutants and / or functional equivalents. This term extends in particular to proteins which do not differ substantially in structure and / or enzymatic activity.
- an enzymatic GDH protein exhibiting an amino acid sequence having at least 75%, preferably 95%, and even more preferably 99% identity with the one (s).
- GDH sequences as listed in databases (eg SWISS PROT).
- An FAD-GDH of aspergillus sp. is particularly preferred and effective, but other FAD-GDHs from Glomerella cingulata (GcGDH), or a recombinant form expressed in Pichia pastoris (rGcGDH), could also be used.
- an anode using an oxidoreductase enzyme (EC 1.1.3.4) of the glucose oxidase type (GOx, GOD) which catalyzes the oxidation of glucose to hydrogen peroxide and to D-glucono-5 -lactone.
- This enzyme is also linked to a co-factor such as FAD (Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide).
- FAD Fluvine Adenine Dinucleotide
- a particularly preferred glucose oxidase is Flavine Adenine Dinucleotide - Glucose oxidase (FAD-GOx). This term extends to native proteins and their derivatives, mutants and / or functional equivalents.
- FAD-GOx extends in particular to proteins which do not differ substantially in structure and / or enzymatic activity.
- an enzymatic protein GOx having an amino acid sequence having at least 75%, preferably 95%, and even more preferably 99% d. 'identity with the GOx sequence (s) as listed in the databases (for example SWISS PROT).
- FAD-GOx extracted from Aspergillus niger.
- FAD-GDH exhibits higher activity than glucose oxidase and therefore a higher catalytic current. This is of great interest in order to increase the powers generated in the enzymatic biofuel cells.
- the enzyme FAD-GDH does not produce hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide, because of its oxidizing properties, can present drawbacks for the stability of biofuel cells (membrane, stability of enzymes at the cathode, etc.).
- the enzyme or enzymes which can be used can be chosen from the group consisting of the enzyme laccase, advantageously associated with the mediator ABTS (2,2'-azino-bis (3-ethylbenzthiazoline-6-sulphonic acid) or a mediator / “Orientator” such as pyrene, naphthalene, anthracene or anthraquinone, or else bilirubin oxidase associated with the protoporphyrin IX promoter or ABTS mediator (2,2'-azino-bis (3-ethylbenzthiazoline-6-sulphonic acid).
- the device according to the invention advantageously comprises an element, or electrical circuit, connected to an electrical consumer which allows the flow of an electrical current.
- this circuit can include a switch.
- the device according to the invention is particularly suitable for biofuel cells and / or associated electrodes, the device is in no way limited to this embodiment.
- the device is portable and preferably integral.
- An integral device is a device which contains itself and which advantageously does not include removable parts.
- the device advantageously comprises a housing, or a "casing", which can protect the anode and the cathode while allowing the user access to the deformable part of the reservoir.
- the device is an autonomous device, isolated and / or independent of an external input other than gas. In particular, it does not require the addition of liquid and / or fuel
- Another object of the invention is a method of manufacturing the device according to the invention.
- This method comprises the steps of connecting the elements of the device as described in a functional manner.
- this method comprises the provision (i) of at least one compound capable of triggering production or storage of electrical energy between the anode and the cathode, and (ii) a reservoir of a liquid capable of triggering production. or an electrical energy storage, a means allowing the opening of the reservoir; and means for contacting the liquid with the separator.
- Another object of the invention is a device incorporating the device according to the invention as a current generator.
- a medical test (measurement or diagnostic) carried out by an individual on himself or on a patient at the place of treatment or nearby, that is to say tell when and where to care (also known as Point-Of-Care Testing, or POCT).
- POCT Point-Of-Care Testing
- a test can be an ovulation and / or pregnancy test.
- the device can also be a non-medical test and include an electronic device or packaging that can incorporate a container of the liquid into its design to activate energy production.
- Another object of the invention is the use of a device according to the invention for the production of electrical energy and advantageously in the manufacture of an electrical or electronic device as described in the previous paragraph.
- kits for the manufacture of an energy-producing device such as an electrochemical cell, for example a battery.
- kit-of-parts for the manufacture of an energy-producing device such as an electrochemical cell, for example a battery.
- Such a kit comprises the device according to the invention, advantageously accompanied by an operating manual.
- Figure 1 is a diagram of the various steps illustrating the operating principle of an electrical energy production device according to a first embodiment
- FIG. 2a is a schematic sectional view of a reservoir comprising means for releasing the solution according to a first variant
- Figure 2b is a schematic sectional view of a reservoir comprising means for releasing the solution according to a second variant
- Figure 2c is a schematic sectional view of a reservoir comprising means for releasing the solution according to a third variant
- Figure 3 is a schematic sectional view of a tank with several compartments according to a first variant
- Figure 4 is a schematic sectional view of a tank with several compartments according to a second variant
- FIG. 5 is a schematic representation of an electrical energy production device according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of an electrical energy production device according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic representation of a device for producing electrical energy according to a fourth embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 8a is a schematic representation of a combination of two reservoirs which can be used in an electrical energy production device according to the invention
- Figure 8b is a schematic representation of a combination of two reservoirs that can be used in an electrical energy production device according to the invention
- Figure 8c is a schematic representation of a combination of three reservoirs that can be used in an electrical power generation device according to the invention.
- Figure 9 is a first exploded perspective view and front and bottom view of an electric power generating device according to the invention of Example 1,
- FIG. 10 is a second exploded perspective view of FIG. 9, this time seen from the side and slightly from above of the device for producing electrical energy of Example 1,
- Fig. 11 is a curve illustrating the power production of the electric power generation device of Example 1.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrating an electrical energy production device according to the invention. We will first describe different variants of this device before describing the process for implementing and producing energy.
- the device for producing electrical energy 2 comprises an anode 4 and a cathode 6.
- the anode 4 and the cathode 6 are formed of materials allowing the ion exchange.
- the anode and the cathode must have specific properties (thickness, conductivity, surface resistance), chosen according to the application. These elements can be impregnated with enzymes and mediators.
- the anode 4 and the cathode 6 comprise sheets of nanotubes, and in particular sheets composed of multi-sheet carbon nanotubes (MWNT) as described above.
- the nanotube sheet is impregnated with mediators and enzymes allowing the oxidation of glucose at the anode and the reduction of oxygen from air to water at the anode.
- the anode 4 can comprise the enzyme glucose oxidase and / or FAD dehydrogenase for the oxidation of glucose as well as naphthoquinone and / or phenathrolinequinone as a redox mediator transferring electrons to the electrode.
- the cathode in turn may include the enzyme laccase, bilirubin oxidase and ABTS as a mediator.
- a diffusion layer 8, or separator, is arranged between the anode 4 and the cathode 6.
- the latter allows the diffusion or transfer of a solution triggering the production of electrical energy by redox between the anode and the cathode.
- the transfer can be done by what will be called a diffusion layer.
- the diffusion layer 8 can, for example, be a single space or more advantageously comprise, or be made of a paper-like material in which the solution initiating the redox can diffuse by capillary action. A compromise must be made between its thickness and its alveolar capacity (volume of voids).
- This diffusion layer 8 forms a separating layer between the anode and the cathode and can also constitute, at least in part, the support for diffusing the electrolyte.
- the device for producing electrical energy in FIG. 1 also comprises at least one preferably deformable reservoir 10.
- the term “reservoir” is understood to mean a means for retaining at least one liquid (including a semi-liquid or a gel), allowing once released, by soaking the diffusion layer 8, the ion exchange between the anode 4 and cathode 6 and power generation.
- the diffusion layer 8 is positioned between the anode and the cathode and may include a portion (for example a tab) projecting outwardly. All or part is in contact with the fluid, with a retention means 14, which may be formed of a separating layer, closing off the reservoir 10. The fluid contact may or may not be direct.
- the reservoir 10 comprises a shell 12 forming a cavity in which the liquid is enclosed and a separating layer closing off the opening of the shell 12.
- This device is also known by its English name of “blister pack”.
- the shell 12 is advantageously deformable. It can be made from a material chosen from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a material formed by fluorinated-chlorinated resins, polymeric cycloolefins (COP), copolymeric cycloolefins (COC), polyethylene (PE), oriented polyamides (OPA), raluminium (Al), raluminium in combination with heat-sealable lacquer ("Hot-Sealing
- Lacques, HSL, in English) or even aluminum in combination with a vinyl acetate copolymer of vinyl chloride resin ("Vinyl Chloride MaleicAcid Vinyl Acetate Copolymei 3 ', VMCH, in English).
- the choice of the material (s) used to form the shell 12 may depend on several factors. For example, and if it is intended to accommodate a liquid or substances that can migrate, a barrier layer is put in place. It is also possible to choose materials which are inert to the material stored in the tank 10 or materials which absorb water vapor, oxygen (or both) to control the atmosphere at the same time. inside the bulb 10 and thus preserve the product contained (increased stability over time). You can also choose one or more materials with the lowest environmental impact.
- the liquid retained inside the reservoir 10 can for example be an aqueous solution of glucose interacting with the enzymes mentioned above to allow the exchange of protons between the cathode 6 and the anode 4.
- the advantage of this device is that no exogenous supply except oxygen is necessary to operate the device for the production of electrical energy 2.
- the liquid is enclosed in the reservoir 10.
- the isolation of the liquid prevents contamination between the electric power generation device 2 and the environment of the latter.
- the retention means 14 closing off the opening of the shell 12 keeps the liquid in the ampoule. It can be produced in one or more of the materials mentioned above. It may for example be a composite film composed of a layer of aluminum (potentially covered with a protective layer of polyethylene terephthalate (PET)) and a sealing layer (for example made of polypropylene or polyethylene).
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- biodegradable materials such as for example paper or a biodegradable PVC film of the ECOmpiy TM type sold by the company Bilcare Research AG, Hochbergerstrasse 60B 4057 Basel Switzerland.
- FIG. 1 describes the operating principle of a device for producing electrical energy 2.
- step 1A the latter is in the inactive state.
- a liquid (or a semi-liquid or a gel) 28 is confined in the reservoir 10.
- step 1B the liquid 28 is released from the reservoir 10 by rupture of the retention means 14.
- the liquid 28 is then released.
- step 1C the liquid 28 propagates in the diffusion layer 8.
- step 1D the liquid 28 reaches the portion of the diffusion layer positioned between the anode 4 and the cathode 6. The the presence of this liquid then allows ion exchange between the anode 4 and the cathode 6, which induces the production of electricity by an oxidation-reduction reaction, the type of which may vary depending on the type of electrochemical cell chosen.
- the retention means 14 is capable of breaking under pressure in order to release the contents of the reservoir 10. In order to be able to do this, several options can be implemented:
- piercing means 18 in the retention means 14.
- the latter which may take the form of needles or spikes, can be arranged inside the reservoir 10 or outside. of the latter.
- Figure 2c illustrates a piercing means 18 disposed within the chamber of the bulb 10 (the number may also vary).
- Figure 2b illustrates the case in which three drilling means 18 (their number may vary) placed opposite or in the seal outside the chamber of the bulb 10.
- An external pressure exerted on the shell 12 allows the latter to deform in order to release the contents of the reservoir 10.
- This pressure can be exerted by a user or by automated, hydraulic or pneumatic pressure means.
- the reservoir 10 of the device according to the invention may include one or more compartments. Indeed, it can be interesting to separate the components allowing to start the production of electricity. For example, it is possible to separate different chemical compounds necessary for the operation of the cell. However, the combination in the same tank, for a longer or shorter time, could cause unwanted reactions, such as degradation. It is also possible to keep in one or more compartments of biomolecules in a particular state (dry, wet, in gel, in powder, etc.), the breaking of the various compartments making it possible to obtain the compound allowing the production of energy (by example, an element stored in the dry state dissolved in a solvent present in another compartment). The use of several compartments not only allows the preservation of the different elements but also to obtain an optimal reaction.
- Figure 3 schematically illustrates a first variant of a tank 110 with two compartments 112 and 113 and Figure 4 a second variant of a tank 210 with three compartments 212, 213 and 216.
- the various compartments can comprise in particular a solvent (for example water), electrolytes, enzymes, mediators, cofactors, a substrate (eg glucose) or molecules of enzymatic orientation.
- the retention means 14 may be, or include, a seal 16.
- the reservoir comprises two distinct spaces, each comprising several compartments.
- the device for producing electrical energy 2 can also include the usual elements of electrochemical cells and in particular of fuel cells.
- the device can comprise conductive elements in contact with an anode (in particular on the opposite face of the face of the anode in contact with the diffusion layer).
- a gas means for diffusing this gas can be arranged to allow the latter to be supplied.
- the device for producing electrical energy can comprise a support, preferably quite rigid, and a covering element, for example a strip of glass fibers, plastic, or polystyrene, or preferably a bio-based material, surrounding all of the elements described above, with the exception of the reservoir 10, accessible in order to be able to release its contents. The purpose of this element is to secure and protect the device.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a first variant of the device according to the invention in which two reservoirs 10a and 10b are used. Again, these can be the types of tanks described above.
- the reservoir 10a comprises a seal 16 capable of being ruptured and liquid 28.
- the reservoir 10b is located on the other side of the stack and comprises piercing means located outside the chamber of the reservoir 10b and allowing the seal to be pierced. 16.
- the reservoir 10b does not include liquid 28.
- the diffusion means 8 extends from a reservoir 10a to the reservoir 10b and is in contact with both.
- Steps 5A to 5C correspond to steps 1 A to 1 D described above with release of a liquid 28 in diffusion layer 8 and production of electricity according to a re-activatable regime.
- step 5D pressure is exerted on the reservoir 10b in order to open this reservoir 10b which does not contain any liquid to be released.
- the opening can be made due to the piercing means 18 coming into contact with the retention means 14.
- the liquid 28 can enter the reservoir 10b.
- Means for forcing the liquid 28 to enter at least part of the reservoir 10b are used, as illustrated in step 5E. These means can be for example gravity, a gas stream such as air (if the reservoir 10b contains a partial vacuum).
- the device for producing electrical energy 2 is deactivated.
- the amount of liquid 28 must be predetermined in order to allow deactivation.
- the deactivation means which comprises the reservoir 10b can be temporary. It is possible to reactivate the electric power generating device 2 to return the liquid 28 to the anode 4 and the cathode 6. This can be done, for example, by gravity, by repositioning the reservoir 10b, or by pressing again on the bulb 10b to reinject the liquid 28 towards the anode and the cathode.
- the reservoir 10b may include one or more compounds making it possible to deactivate the electrical energy production device 2 depending on the content of the solution 28.
- Different deactivation strategies can be implemented. It can be for example the presence of a compound absorbing the liquid 28, a change in pH by introduction of an acid or a base, a change in temperature, rupture of secondary structure / tertiary by adding an organic solvent, an addition of enzyme inhibitor reducing the activity of enzymes by binding to the latter or the addition of salt in order to stop the hydration of the enzymes.
- Other strategies can be envisaged, in particular depending on the nature of the liquid 28 and its quantity present in the reservoir 10a. Also, FIG.
- FIG. 6 illustrates a second variant embodiment of the invention illustrating an electrical energy production device 2 that can be used several times, that is to say a multi-use device. According to this embodiment, it is possible to activate the electric power generating device 2 several times by arranging several reservoirs which can release the activating liquid 28 from the device in turn.
- reservoirs 10a and 10b each comprise a seal (16a and 16b) which can be broken by simple pressure.
- Other means for breaking these retention means, such as for example spikes as described above, are obviously envisaged.
- steps 6A to 6C correspond to steps 1A to 1 D with release of solution 28A in diffusion layer 8 and production of electricity according to a reactivatable regime.
- step 6D the electric power generating device 2 is inactive due to the evaporation of the liquid or the absence of fuel. Inactivity of the electrical energy production device 2 can be defined as the total absence of energy production or when the amount of energy produced falls below a predetermined floor value.
- FIG. 7 illustrates a third embodiment of an electrical energy production device 2 which can be reactivated and / or deactivated more than once.
- the electric power generation device 2 can be activated by exerting pressure on the reservoir 10A which breaks a seal 16 (as previously described).
- the device for producing electrical energy 2 When the device for producing electrical energy 2 is no longer active (not enough or no more activity), it is possible to reactivate the latter by injecting again activating liquid between the anode 4 and the cathode 6, in regenerating the solution already present or, on the contrary, by injecting a deactivator.
- This can be achieved thanks to the reservoirs 10B and 10C whose contents, respectively, 29 and 30, and the size are determined according to the nature of the activator liquid 28 of the ampoule 10A as well as the desired goal, increase or maintenance, of the activity or, decrease or stop, of the production of energy by the device for producing electrical energy 2.
- the contents 29 and / or 30 can therefore contain a refill of liquid 28 or of other compounds of biomolecules, electrolytes , mediators, enzymes or even substrate. It can also contain a means of stopping or reducing electrical activity such as a partial vacuum, an absorbent, etc.
- FIGS 8a to 8c schematically and partially illustrate the arrangement of reservoirs 10, 10A, 10B, and / or 10C which can be included in electrical energy production devices 2 according to the invention as described in the present application.
- the variant partially illustrated in FIG. 8a comprises two reservoirs 10 and 10A which can each comprise an identical or different composition (preferably a liquid).
- the two reservoirs are connected in parallel by a conduit 11, itself connected to, or comprising, or consisting of a diffusion layer.
- the two compositions can be released by piercing separation means (not shown) simultaneously or at different times.
- the reservoirs 10 and 10A are separate and distinct. The compositions they contain can only interact with each other outside of their respective reservoirs.
- the variant illustrated in FIG. 8b comprises a reservoir 10 comprising two compartments 10A and 10B each containing a composition, of a different or identical nature.
- the compartment 10B can be fully contained in the compartment 10B.
- Drilling means (not shown) are arranged allowing simultaneous or sequential drilling of compartments 10A and 10B. They can in particular allow the two compositions of compartments 10A and 10B to be mixed in reservoir 10 before release in duct 11.
- the variant illustrated in FIG. 8c comprises four reservoirs 10, 10A, 10B and 10C. Its operating principle is similar to the variant of FIG. 8a.
- the diagram makes it possible to understand how by varying the nature of the compositions contained in these reservoirs, it is possible to influence energy production: either by increasing it, maintaining it or reducing it.
- the compositions can only interact outside their respective bulbs in duct 11.
- the device is a fuel cell. More particularly, it is a glucose biocell, the structure of which is shown in FIGS. 9 and 10.
- the electrodes comprise sheets of MWNT nanotubes (see above). Then, these sheets were modified by depositing (pipette) a solution of the mediator (phenanthrolinequinone, 10 mmol / L in acetonitrile) in an amount of 80 pL / 0.785 cm 2 at the anode 4 and of the promoter (protoporphyrin IX, 10mmol / L in water) with a quantity of 80 pL / 0.785 cm 2 at cathode 6.
- the mediator phenanthrolinequinone, 10 mmol / L in acetonitrile
- the enzymes are added to these sheets by depositing (pipette) a solution of 5 mg / L FAD GDH with an amount of 80 pL / 0.785 cm 2 at the anode 4 and a solution of 5 mg / L Bilirubin oxidase with an amount of 80 pL / 0.785 cm 2 at the cathode 6. Each sheet was then left / electrode 4 and 6 dry overnight at room temperature.
- a reservoir 10 made by reusing a drug packaging was filled with approximately 250 ⁇ L of a glucose solution at a concentration of 150 mM in a solution.
- 0.1 M phosphate buffered saline Phosphate Buffered Saline, PBS, in English. It was then covered with a polyethylene film (Brand PARAFILM M) which is a plastic paraffin film on paper produced by the company Bemis North America, a company located in Neenah, Wisconsin (United States). It is a thermoplastic material (therefore it cannot be used in an autoclave), ductile, malleable, waterproof, odorless, cohesive and translucent. Reservoir 10 is then sealed with an adhesive strip to prevent any unwanted leakage of the glucose solution.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 After the electrodes 4 and 6 have dried, the device for producing electrical energy illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 is assembled as follows: A sheet of blotting paper of the Whatman filter paper type and of dimensions according to the configuration of the biopile with a thickness of 190 ⁇ m and a basis weight of 97 gm 2 which constitutes the diffusion layer 8, is sandwiched between the two electrodes 4 and 6. This layer of blotting paper comprises a projection 5. A sheet of GDL type graphite ( Gas Diffusion Layer) constituting a conductive layer 20 is positioned on the face of the anode 4 which is not that in contact with the diffusion layer 8.
- GDL type graphite Gas Diffusion Layer
- a conductive and gas diffusion layer 22 also made of a graphite sheet is placed in contact with the cathode 6 (on the opposite side of the face of the cathode 6 in contact with the diffusion layer 8).
- the latter allows the supply of oxygen to the cathode 6.
- It also constitutes a conductive layer.
- the gas is diffused by a hollow path allowing the gas to pass.
- the gas diffusion layer 22 and the cathode 6 are dimensioned and arranged so as to place the retention means 14 of the reservoir 10 directly opposite the diffusion layer 8 in order to allow the diffusion of the gas. content of the reservoir 10 in the diffusion layer 8, when the retention means 14 is pierced.
- the device for producing electrical energy 2 comprises a support 24, preferably quite rigid, made of polyester or paper for example, and a covering layer 26, consisting of a strip of glass fibers (or other material. preferably biobased), surrounding all of the elements described above with the exception of: the ampoule 10 accessible to be able to release its contents, openings 27 placed opposite the gas diffusion layer 22 and allowing the arrival of oxygen to the battery; and possible openings 31 allowing access to the electrically conductive layers 20 or 22.
- FIG. 11 is the measurement of the energy produced by the device for producing electrical energy 2 described above.
- the measurement is carried out using a potentiostat whose ends of the counter electrode and the reference electrode are shorted together and connected to the anode while the working electrode is connected to the cathode by through connectors such as crocodile clips, no represented.
- the open circuit potential (or OCP for “Open Circuit Potential”) is then measured.
- the invention is not limited to the embodiments presented and other embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art.
- drilling means 20 conductive layer
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