Strategien für den optimierten Betrieb von Brennstoffzellensystemen als Hilfsstromaggregate

Krekel, Daniel; Samsun, Remzi Can; Pasel, Joachim; Peters, Roland

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“…Adding water vapor and varying the regeneration period from 4-20 h did not seem to have a significant impact. More information about the second part of the system test series can be found in (26). In addition to the observations reported above, GC/ MS measurements of the dry gas phase were conducted during steady state operation to obtain information about conversion inside the reformer.…”

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Investigation of Operating Parameters in Conjunction with Catalyst Deactivation of the Water-Gas Shift Reactor in a Fuel Cell System

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The operating characteristic of a water-gas shift (WGS) reactor in a fuel cell system was investigated. Deactivation of the catalyst was identified in previous experiments during steady state and after startup/ shutdown, therefore reasons for the deactivation need to be investigated. Experiments on the system level revealed a correlation between deactivation and the fuel used. According to this correlation, a combination of a high amount of aromatic hydrocarbons in the fuel and a high boiling range had a more significant effect than a high amount of aromatics alone, followed by the single effect of a high boiling range. Furthermore, the presence of higher hydrocarbons from incomplete fuel conversion in the autothermal reformer (ATR) was associated with catalyst deactivation of the WGS reactor. To obtain a deeper understanding of the influence of higher hydrocarbons on catalyst activity, experiments were conducted with two commercial noble metal WGS catalysts using ideal and realistic reformate. Results under low-temperature-shift (LTS) conditions showed that both catalysts were only slightly influenced by the amount of higher hydrocarbons added in the steady state, as well as under shutdown conditions.

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