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Development of a compact PEM electrolyzer system for applications with microdistributed renewable sources

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2012

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Briguglio, N.
M, Ferraro
Dispenza, G.
Brunaccini, G.
Ornelas, R.
Trifoni, E.
Antonucci, V.
Aricò, A. S.

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Electrochemical Society Inc.

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In the framework of a private research program the development of a compact proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer system with a capacity of 300 Nl/h was developed. In this paper, the electrochemical properties of electrolyzer stack (10 cells of 100 cm2 geometrical area) were investigated at different temperatures. Overall stack efficiencies of 73% and 85%, at 60 A and 70 °C, with respect to the low and high heating value of hydrogen, respectively, were obtained. These results confirmed the successful scale-up of a previous lab-scale device.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733798874

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Fuel Cell Seminar 2011

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10.1149/1.4705484

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