Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell
Integrated power systems could be a solution to provide energy to remote communities based on the use of renewable energies (such as wind or sun). This work proposed the design of one of those systems including alkaline water electrolysers, storage tanks and a proton exchange membrane fuel cell for...
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paper:paper_03603199_v39_n16_p8631_Lavorante2023-06-08T15:34:41Z Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell Alkaline water electrolyser Integrated system PEMFC Energy efficiency Energy utilization Phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC) Tanks (containers) Alkaline water Electrode size Electrolysers Integrated Power Systems Integrated systems Laboratory devices Remote communities Use of renewable energies Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Integrated power systems could be a solution to provide energy to remote communities based on the use of renewable energies (such as wind or sun). This work proposed the design of one of those systems including alkaline water electrolysers, storage tanks and a proton exchange membrane fuel cell for generating of 53 kW (working at 60% of its maximum power). Electrode sizes and the quantity of unit cells proposed in this work were the same as those suggested in the research work by Yang et al., where a phosphoric acid fuel cell was built and studied. The results obtained in that research allowed comparing energy efficiency by scaling a laboratory prototype. The dimensions of the alkaline water electrolysers are the result of satisfying the necessity of fuel and oxidant. The energy consumption results from extrapolating laboratory devices. The integrated power system has a storage tank capacity of 16 h. © 2014, Hydrogen Energy Publications, LLC. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. 2014 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03603199_v39_n16_p8631_Lavorante http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03603199_v39_n16_p8631_Lavorante |
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Alkaline water electrolyser Integrated system PEMFC Energy efficiency Energy utilization Phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC) Tanks (containers) Alkaline water Electrode size Electrolysers Integrated Power Systems Integrated systems Laboratory devices Remote communities Use of renewable energies Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) |
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Alkaline water electrolyser Integrated system PEMFC Energy efficiency Energy utilization Phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC) Tanks (containers) Alkaline water Electrode size Electrolysers Integrated Power Systems Integrated systems Laboratory devices Remote communities Use of renewable energies Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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Alkaline water electrolyser Integrated system PEMFC Energy efficiency Energy utilization Phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC) Tanks (containers) Alkaline water Electrode size Electrolysers Integrated Power Systems Integrated systems Laboratory devices Remote communities Use of renewable energies Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) |
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Integrated power systems could be a solution to provide energy to remote communities based on the use of renewable energies (such as wind or sun). This work proposed the design of one of those systems including alkaline water electrolysers, storage tanks and a proton exchange membrane fuel cell for generating of 53 kW (working at 60% of its maximum power). Electrode sizes and the quantity of unit cells proposed in this work were the same as those suggested in the research work by Yang et al., where a phosphoric acid fuel cell was built and studied. The results obtained in that research allowed comparing energy efficiency by scaling a laboratory prototype. The dimensions of the alkaline water electrolysers are the result of satisfying the necessity of fuel and oxidant. The energy consumption results from extrapolating laboratory devices. The integrated power system has a storage tank capacity of 16 h. © 2014, Hydrogen Energy Publications, LLC. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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Design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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design of an integrated power system using a proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
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