The world's energy consumption is growing extremely rapidly. Fuel cell systems are of interest by researchers and industry as the more efficient alternative to conventional thermal systems for power generation. The principle of fuel cell conversion does not involve thermal combustion and hence in theory fuel cell systems can be far more efficient than thermal power systems. This advantage is only partly utilized in present fuel cell pilot plants and additional optimization is needed. The complexity of fuel cell systems makes the optimization process anything but simple. This thesis presents the results of studies to understand the complex interactions between the different segments of a fuel cell system, and it presents additional insights ...
For the purpose of this STI product and unless otherwise stated, hybrid fuel cell systems are power ...
It is currently noted that there is an increasing concern of growing power demand and the global env...
Fuel Cells are devices that use the chemical energy of a fuel (e.g. hydrogen) to electrochemically p...
The world's energy consumption is growing extremely rapidly. Fuel cell systems are of interest by re...
Fuel cell systems are always said to show high electrical efficiency. The results achieved up to now...
One of the most innovative solutions concerning CHP for residential and industrial applications cons...
In this thesis the performance of high temperature fuel cell systems is studied using a new method o...
This thesis concerns system studies of power plants wheredifferent types of fuel cells accomplish mo...
Increasing global energy demands and climate change concerns are necessitating the development of en...
A fuel cell is a technology that converts chemical energy into electric energy through electrochemic...
With increasing demands on lowering carbon emissions, fuel cell hybrid electric vehicles (FCHEV) hav...
Fuel cells generate electricity and heat during electrochemical reaction which happens between the o...
Fuel cells are electrochemical devices that are conventionally used to convert the chemical energy o...
WOS: 000356549000048In this study, a comprehensive exergoeconomic analysis and a multi-objective opt...
utilisation of platinum metal catalysts have now made megawatt scale fuel cell systems economically ...
For the purpose of this STI product and unless otherwise stated, hybrid fuel cell systems are power ...
It is currently noted that there is an increasing concern of growing power demand and the global env...
Fuel Cells are devices that use the chemical energy of a fuel (e.g. hydrogen) to electrochemically p...
The world's energy consumption is growing extremely rapidly. Fuel cell systems are of interest by re...
Fuel cell systems are always said to show high electrical efficiency. The results achieved up to now...
One of the most innovative solutions concerning CHP for residential and industrial applications cons...
In this thesis the performance of high temperature fuel cell systems is studied using a new method o...
This thesis concerns system studies of power plants wheredifferent types of fuel cells accomplish mo...
Increasing global energy demands and climate change concerns are necessitating the development of en...
A fuel cell is a technology that converts chemical energy into electric energy through electrochemic...
With increasing demands on lowering carbon emissions, fuel cell hybrid electric vehicles (FCHEV) hav...
Fuel cells generate electricity and heat during electrochemical reaction which happens between the o...
Fuel cells are electrochemical devices that are conventionally used to convert the chemical energy o...
WOS: 000356549000048In this study, a comprehensive exergoeconomic analysis and a multi-objective opt...
utilisation of platinum metal catalysts have now made megawatt scale fuel cell systems economically ...
For the purpose of this STI product and unless otherwise stated, hybrid fuel cell systems are power ...
It is currently noted that there is an increasing concern of growing power demand and the global env...
Fuel Cells are devices that use the chemical energy of a fuel (e.g. hydrogen) to electrochemically p...