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Modeling and Analysis of Fuel Cell Systems for Stationary Applications
This paper proposes the analysis and modeling of the fuel cell (FC) systems for stationary applications. The simulation of PEMFC and SOFC has been modeled and coding in the GNU Octave environments. The steady-state and dynamical operation of PEMFC and SOFC technologies has been analyzed and compared their main characteristics, such as the air response, hydrogen flow rate, and pressure regulation.