Titlebook: High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells; Approaches, Status, Qingfeng Li,David Aili,Jens Oluf Jensen Book 2016 Springer I

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High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel CellsApproaches, Status,

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High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells978-3-319-17082-4

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tate-of-the-art of technological development of high temperature-PEMFCs based on acid doped PBI membranes including catalysts, electrodes, MEAs, bipolar plates, modelling, stacking, diagnostics and applications.978-3-319-35755-3978-3-319-17082-4

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Catalysts and Catalyst-Layers in HT-PEMFCs,hitized carbon support, which is less vulnerable to start-/stop-induced carbon oxidation. Overall, this chapter tries to open a small window for new insights into properties and characterization of HT-PEMFC catalyst layers.

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Characterization of HT-PEM Membrane-Electrode-Assemblies,ually hidden interfaces in HT-PEM MEAs that cannot be done by conventional microscopy techniques. MEA contact pressure plays an important role for degradation of MEA materials that can affect performance and lifetime of the HT-PEMFC. Thus, electrochemical and ex situ imaging techniques have jointly

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Approaches for the Modeling of PBI/H3PO4 Based HT-PEM Fuel Cells,iquid equilibrium (VLE), non-equilibrium effects at the interphase, and the coupling to electrochemistry and mass transport properties. Finally, numerical aspects are shortly presented, examples of practical implications given, and input parameters and experimental data for model validation listed.

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