In situ approach for characterizing PEMFC using a combination of magnetic sensor probes and 3DFEM simulation

Y. Akimoto, K. Okajima
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Abstract Non-uniform current distributions of proton-exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) result in unequal utilization of reactants and catalysts in solution. To prevent the degradation of PEMFC, an in situ approach for characterizing PEMFC stacks is needed. In this study, the current distribution of two-cell PEMFC stacks is replicated from measured magnetic flux densities and operating conditions produced by three-dimensional finite element modeling that included electromagnetic field modeling and electrochemical reactions. I–V curves under normal conditions were replicated from electrochemistry and compared to the measured curves, and magnetic flux density distributions were investigated to determine the operating state. From these results, we discuss the potential use of the proposed approach in in situ applications.
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利用磁传感器探针和三维有限元模拟相结合的原位方法来表征PEMFC
摘要质子交换膜燃料电池(PEMFC)的电流分布不均匀,导致溶液中反应物和催化剂的利用不均衡。为了防止PEMFC的退化,需要一种原位表征PEMFC堆的方法。在本研究中,通过三维有限元建模(包括电磁场建模和电化学反应)产生的测量磁通密度和操作条件,复制了两个电池PEMFC堆叠的电流分布。从电化学中复制正常条件下的I–V曲线,并将其与测量曲线进行比较,研究磁通密度分布以确定操作状态。根据这些结果,我们讨论了所提出的方法在现场应用中的潜在用途。
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Cogent Chemistry
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