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|a B<U+00fc>chi, Felix N.
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|a Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell Durability
|c edited by Felix N. B<U+00fc>chi, Minoru Inaba, Thomas J. Schmidt.
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|a Durability of Cathode catalysts -- Carbon Requirements for Durable Catalysts -- Durability of Anode catalysts (DMFC) -- Physical Degradation -- Chemical Degradation -- Hydrocarbon vs. PFSA membranes -- Durability aspects of GDL and MPL -- Low-Temp MEAs -- High-Temp MEAs -- DMFC -- Durability vs. Cost -- Metallic vs. Carbon BPP -- Durability of Mold-type Carbon BPP -- Air Impurities -- Hydrogen impurities -- Reformate.-Water Impurities -- Application of Statistical Methods for Reliability Testing -- Predictive Testing -- Stack Durability -- Requirements for durable Stack operation -- Micro CHP Systems -- Automotive -- DMFC Sytems -- High-Temp Systems -- R&D Status and Durability Targets for Stationary and Automotive Application.
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|a A major part of the competitiveness gap of polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) technology in automotive and stationary co-generation applications is due lack of durability. This book analyzes the relevant degradation processes in PEFC on the level of components, cells and stacks, and applications. Prominent authors from the PEFC field describe and analyze in 23 chapters the relevant degradation mechanisms and mitigation strategies.
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