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CICY |
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| 245 10 - TITLE STATEMENT |
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Numerical study of cell performance and local transport phenomena in PEM fuel cells with various flow channel area ratios |
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Journal of Power Sources, 172(1), p.265-277, 2007 |
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Three-dimensional models of proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs)with parallel and interdigitated flow channel designs were developed including the effects of liquid water formation on the reactant gas transport. The models were used to investigate the effects of the flow channel area ratio and the cathode flow rate on the cell performance and local transport characteristics. The results reveal that at high operating voltages, the cell performance is independent of the flow channel designs and operating parameters, while at low operating voltages, both significantly affect cell performance. For the parallel flow channel design, as the flow channel area ratio increases the cell performance improves because fuel is transported into the diffusion layer and the catalyst layer mainly by diffusion. A larger flow channel area ratio increases the contact area between the fuel and the diffusion layer, which allows more fuel to directly diffuse into the porous layers to participate in the electrochemical reaction which enhances the reaction rates. For the interdigitated flow channel design, the baffle forces more fuel to enter the cell and participate in the electrochemical reaction, so the flow channel area ratio has less effect. Forced convection not only increases the fuel transport rates but also enhances the liquid water removal, thus interdigitated flow channel design has higher performance than the parallel flow channel design. The optimal performance for the interdigitated flow channel design occurs for a flow channel area ratio of 0.4. The cell performance also improves as the cathode flow rate increases. The effects of the flow channel area ratio and the cathode flow rate on cell performance are analyzed based on the local current densities, oxygen flow rates and liquid water concentrations inside the cell. |
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PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANE FUEL CELLS |
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FLOW CHANNEL AREA RATIO |
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PARALLEL FLOW CHANNEL DESIGN |
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INTERDIGITATED FLOW CHANNEL DESIGN |
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ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTION |
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Wang, X.D. |
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Duanb, Y.Y. |
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Yan, W.M. |
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<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1taRISI7mvubYKxdiChT5AgVdIcD6dLrc/view?usp=drivesdk">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1taRISI7mvubYKxdiChT5AgVdIcD6dLrc/view?usp=drivesdk</a> |
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