Performance of the High Temperature PEM Membrane Electrode Assembly
This communication will provide details on some of the high temperature polymer electrolyte membrane (HT-PEM) membrane-electrode-assembly (MEA) performance targets most recently achieved by Danish Power Systems. These include (i) MEA performances of >0.67 V at 0.2 A cm -2 using dry H 2 /Air, (ii)...
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description | This communication will provide details on some of the high temperature polymer electrolyte membrane (HT-PEM) membrane-electrode-assembly (MEA) performance targets most recently achieved by Danish Power Systems. These include (i) MEA performances of >0.67 V at 0.2 A cm
-2
using dry H
2
/Air, (ii) MEA lifetime of 12000 h at 0.23 A cm
-2
using dry H
2
/Air with an average degradation rate of 9 µV h
-1
, and (iii) an integrated 5 kW stack/reformer system using methanol reformate as fuel. Studies using reformate have also led to promising results with an MEA performance of 0.58 V at 0.4 A cm
-2
with a degradation rate of 24 µV h
-1
using wet H
2
(30 mol%)/Air for 500 hours. In addition to reaching these performance benchmarks, a reduction in the standard deviation for MEA performance to |
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using dry H
2
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-2
using dry H
2
/Air with an average degradation rate of 9 µV h
-1
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-2
with a degradation rate of 24 µV h
-1
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using dry H
2
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-2
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2
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-1
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using dry H
2
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using dry H
2
/Air with an average degradation rate of 9 µV h
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-2
with a degradation rate of 24 µV h
-1
using wet H
2
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