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The influence of CO2, CO and air bleed on the current distribution of a polymer electrolyte fuel cell

Tingelöf et al., 2008

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18209686533307438196
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Tingelöf T
Hedström L
Holmström N
Alvfors P
Lindbergh G
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International journal of hydrogen energy

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The influence of CO2, CO and air bleed on current distribution was studied during transient operation, and the dynamic response of the fuel cell was evaluated. CO causes significant changes in the current distribution in a polymer electrolyte fuel cell. The current distribution …
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