electrode
assembly
alloyed
for a PEM fuel cell, the MEA
with
the
Pt, and
It-M,
where
a second
oxidising gas streams passing through
inside the cell such that it swells in
component
one direction
for enhanced
with the Pt.
the cells’ operating
Patent numbex WO 00/35037
power-generating
electrical
contact.
Patent number: US 6074692
metal
catalytic
is rehydrated
M is alloyed
be condensed
and recovered.
the cells, can
The stack prolongs
lifetime
and increases
their
efficiency.
Patent number: WO 00/36680
Operating
a methanol
Here
the
&GE, Germany
methanol-reforming
interrupted
reaction
at set times for catalyst
is
Large non-bipolar
This
sealant
rubber
the methanol-
bridges
compensate
the catalyst. The process may be used in
is flushed
fire1 cell vehicles operating
with
hydrogen
on liquid methanol.
Patent number: US 6074770
between and
fuel cell a contact
the interconnecting
the electrode
mixed crystal powder containing
This layer has high addition
from
foam
and along
and
stability
in
This method comprises
for treating
preferably
ion-conducting the mass transport
reactants
and
micropores,
reaction
pores
a
This for the
within
electrocatalyst
and fuel cell performance
with
properties
products
improving
particles
impregnant.
improves
perimeter
the
utilisation
for a fixed amount
This
patent
describes
combustor, system,
of
fuel and/or
of miniature
liquid-
electrical
devices,
appliance
configurations
holster,
cell integrated
piggyback
through packages,
permits
disposable or refueling
greater
such
charger,
with a rechargeable
is distributed
for
conventional
performance,
Apphant:
catalytic
with unreformed
as a
and a fuel battery.
Fuel
fuel ampoules bottles.
The
workability
effluent
is the principal
element,
K.2
a first
R-Y, where Y is a bronzeand optionally
many
of the with
enables large
at low cost. 1
layered manifold
describes
a voIume-e~cient,
assembly
for an array
stacks.
Valving
in the assembly
layered
of internally
can be incorporated
and used to periodically
metals,
Portable fuel cell
metal
relates to a new method oxides
polymer
electrolytes
polymer
surfaces.
deposition
or metal or other
Using
(IBAD),
to coat
alloys onto
solid
consistent
assisted
thin
cell
films
of
novel
provided
This PEM fuel cell is designed
hydrogen
oxidation This
with
has
comprises
catalyst
CO
and
layer
a third
metal
precious
metal material
conduction
path
the layer and the membrane.
fuel
within
has
the
fuel
hydrogen
fuel supplies.
is in a matrix
The
around
and other
the
the
internal
a cylindrical
assembly.
Fluid-cooled
fuel cell
Applicant: Siemens, Germany In this fluid-c~led supplied
with
fuel cell, the cell surfaces
reaction
media
and radial distribution
fuel or
increasing
inflow
and
ducts,
its simple
to the
are
via axial supply arranged
design
cell surfaces,
so
supplied.
fuel cell can be mass-produced,
cooling,
uniform into
supply
contained
the fuel cell, eliminating
for external
membrane-electrode
fluid
the electrolyte
evaporated
cell
that the entire cell surface is uniformly
Applicant: IFC, USA having
gas
fuel storage
by chemisorbed
fuel source
ducts
Cooling plate for stack
reactants,
fuel
for
in the fuel stream. a
an ionic
In this me1 cell assembly
for
fuel good
Patent number: US 6080501
impurities.
and a hydrophobic
does not form
on a
oxygen
a catalyst
of CO by oxygen
layer
to operate
containing
fuel
surface
and
Applicant: Motorola, USA
need
anode
manageability
Fuel cell with integral 1
internally
One
portable
safety,
Patent number: US 6080500
Appkcant: University of California, USA (Los
diluted
and
high
on SPE membranes
anode
fuel stream
a compact,
with
cylinders.
Alamos National Laboratory)
reformate
provides
apparatus
operability
ion-conducting
dual ion-beam
This invention
This compact is described
fuel cells. It comprises
forming
gas the
Applicant: Sanyo Electric, Japan
Applicant: Johnson Matthey, UK
component
manifold manifolded
Patent number: WO 00136679
structure
catalytic
oxidising
Applicant: Ballard Power Systems, Canada This patent
anode
De Nora, Italy (now Nuvera)
This invention
between
for use in PEM
stack
associated
stacks. This approach
reverse the fluid flow direction.
oxidation
structure
overcomes
Patent number: US 6077620
that
anode
cell
eliminates
problems
directly
Patent number: WO 00135032
A piston-tolerant
and
Volume-efficient assembly
a fuel cell
hydrogen-containing
gas. Cathode
and convenience.
Electrode
surfaces,
This
This patent
in blister
contact
This
oxidant.
CO-tolerant
et al. (USA)
design
plates,
electrical
cell power devices
Applicants: R.G. Ho&day
new
separator
the
with
to fuel the combustor
Patent number: US 607762
for
them.
the
an improved
such as Nafion.
charging
between
be readily manufactured
and its integration
Patent number: US GO74773
covers coupling
in parallel with air and/or
flowing
across
reformer
these metals can be prepared
fueled fuel cells with portable
fuel
the fuel cell arrays are el~~oni~y
power fire1 cells, with relatively low total mass, to
electrocatalyst.
micro-fuel
(USA)
non-bipolar
around
extending
Robust metal layers on ion-conductive polymers
Systems, Canada
their
connected
large,
Patent number: WO 00136682
electrocatalyst
impregnating
the
sealing.
exhaust
of microporous
Applicant: Ballard Power
~n~~ation
of silicone
the end-plates,
contact
of
this
stack
Patent number: WO 00/3668
liquid
conductivity
Patent number: US GO74772
Impregnation electrocatalyst
manifold
edges
a layer
or sponge
In
to
end-plates
uneven and
cell
silicone
Applicant: General Motors, USA
Fe, Co or Cu.
thermodynamic
to good electrical
the
Combustor-heated
plate
an oxide
with a spine1 structure
Cr plus Ti, V, Mn,
the
rubber
fuel
layer
conducting
is produced
a PEM
Patent number: WO 00135038
Applicant: Siemens, Germany In this high-temperature
for layers,
effective
fuel cell
for
low-temperature between
bridges entire
High-temperature
system
includes
component
catalyst
seal
Applicant: R.G. Ho&day
to
reforming
manifold
Applicant: IFC, USA manifold
reactivation,
during which the reactor containing
regenerate
PEM fuel cell external
reformer
Applicants: dbb f&l c&l engines;
has
enables without
the cell thickness.
Patent number: US 6080502
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