Fuel cell performance of membrane electrode assembly with PDAC/sPPO self-assembly layer containing Pt-Ru catalyst on proton exchange membrane surface

Wan, Chieh-Hao; Shih, Nai-Chien; Su, Yan Zhang; Chiu, Yu Chun

doi:10.1016/j.cattod.2016.04.015

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“…MEA illustration with comparison between cross‐section SEM image of MEA and the single‐cell performance . MEA, membrane electrode assembly; SEM, scanning electron microscopy [Color figure can be viewed at wileyonlinelibrary.com]…”

Section: Carbon Allotropes In Fuel Cell Applicationmentioning

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Allotrope carbon materials in thermal interface materials and fuel cell applications: A review

2019

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Summary The performance of allotrope carbon materials has been explored because of their superior properties in energy system applications. This review provides an understanding of the current work focusing on the applications of selected carbon materials in important energy systems, focus on thermal interface materials (TIMs), and fuel cell applications. This article begins with the introduction of TIMs and fuel cell in general working principle and presents details on carbon materials. The discussion focuses on updates from the latest research work and addresses current challenges and opportunities for research toward TIMs and fuel cell applications. The optimum performance of TIMs was seen when thermal conductivity achieved at a maximum of 3000 W (m K)−1 by using vertically aligned carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and a minimum internal thermal resistance of 0.3 mm2 K W−1. Meanwhile for fuel cell, the platinum/CNTs catalyst applied proton exchange membrane fuel cell achieved high power density of 661 mW cm−2 in the presence of Nafion electrolyte membrane. This review provides insights for scientists about the use of carbon materials, especially in energy system applications.

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confidence: 99%

“…Current works that exploited carbon materials as catalyst support in fuel cell performance MEA illustration with comparison between cross-section SEM image of MEA and the single-cell performance 173. MEA, membrane electrode assembly; SEM, scanning electron microscopy…”

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