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High potential excursions during PEM fuel cell operation with dead-ended anode

Abbou et al., 2015

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5136936104079236724
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Abbou S
Dillet J
Spernjak D
Mukundan R
Borup R
Maranzana G
Lottin O
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society

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Operating a proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell with a dead-ended anode may lead to local fuel starvation due to the excessive accumulation of liquid water and possibly nitrogen (because of membrane crossover) in the anode compartment. In this paper, we …
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