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thank you so much for making this knowledge accessible to interested amateurs and technology enthusiasts. I would not be surprised if in the decades to come your video series becomes one of the often academically cited influences in the adoption of fuel cell technologies.
Very interesting. Thank you for explaining. I saw that there was no heat exchanger in the circuit. At what point do you need a heat exchanger to push out the heat?
Thank you for your feedback! We are glad you enjoyed the presentation. To answer your question, yes, there are key differences between low-temperature and high-temperature PEMFC systems, particularly in their operating temperature ranges, materials, and efficiency. Low-temperature PEMFCs typically operate below 100°C, while high-temperature PEMFCs run between 120-180°C, offering advantages in heat management and tolerance to fuel impurities.
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thank you so much for making this knowledge accessible to interested amateurs and technology enthusiasts.
I would not be surprised if in the decades to come your video series becomes one of the often academically cited influences in the adoption of fuel cell technologies.
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Very interesting. Thank you for explaining. I saw that there was no heat exchanger in the circuit. At what point do you need a heat exchanger to push out the heat?
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Hi thanks for this excellent presentation ! Quick question: is there any difference between a low temperature and high temperature PEMFC systems?
Thank you for your feedback! We are glad you enjoyed the presentation. To answer your question, yes, there are key differences between low-temperature and high-temperature PEMFC systems, particularly in their operating temperature ranges, materials, and efficiency. Low-temperature PEMFCs typically operate below 100°C, while high-temperature PEMFCs run between 120-180°C, offering advantages in heat management and tolerance to fuel impurities.
Excellent Video, which tool was used for this Simulation.
Great work, and well explained, please could you provide the PDFs. Best regards
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Is it possible to get access to simulation software?
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