Optimal design of locally improved structure for enhancing mass transfer in PEMFC cathode flow field (Record no. 55702)

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Title Optimal design of locally improved structure for enhancing mass transfer in PEMFC cathode flow field
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Series statement International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 57, p.798-811, 2024
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Summary, etc. At high current density, the mass transfer in proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) is significantly influenced by the flow field structure. In this paper, a bilateral track flow field (BTFF) is proposed to improve the transverse and longitudinal mass transfer as well as the water removal capacity of PEMFC. The geometry of the BTFF is optimized by orthogonal tests to obtain the optimal combination of geometric parameters and levels. Then using numerical modeling, the impact of the optimized BTFF (BT6) on the efficiency of the PEMFC was examined. The results show that BT6 significantly improves the utilization of the under-rib region by shortening the reactive gas diffusion path length to obtain a more uniform oxygen distribution, and the average oxygen concentration in the midline of the under-rib of the BT6 is increased by 102.60 percent, furthermore, the current density is increased by 16.32 percent compared with that of the parallel flow field (case0). In addition, by reducing the cross-sectional area of the gas flow channel, the BT6 has a higher gas flow velocity, which accelerates the removal of cathode liquid water, and the average liquid water saturation in the midline of the under-rib of the BT6 is reduced by 15.26 percent compared with case0. Finally, by analyzing the net power density of PEMFC, it can be found that the net power density of BT6 is increased by 15.68 percent compared with case0, which has good practical application value.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element PEM FUEL CELL
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Topical term or geographic name entry element FLOW FIELD STRUCTURE DESIGN
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Topical term or geographic name entry element MASS TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT
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Topical term or geographic name entry element NET POWER DENSITY
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Topical term or geographic name entry element ORTHOGONAL TEST
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Personal name Zhang, Z.
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Personal name Wang, C.
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Personal name Chen, C.
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Personal name Zheng, Z.
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