Effect of carbon loading in microporous layer on PEM fuel cell performance
By Sehkyu Park, Jong‐Won Lee, B. Popov. 2006
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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Citations in the corpus
- A review of gas diffusion layer in PEM fuel cells: Materials and designs (2012, background): “Assuming more hydrophobic MPL can be entrenched into the MPS, which changes pore volume and hydrophobicity in the MPS [3], Park and Popov [44] showed that deposition of more hydrophobic MPL reduces the fraction of hydrophilic surface in the MPS, thus allowing faster water removal from the cathode CL”
- A Review of Water Management in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells (2009, background): “that, depending on several characteristics like hydrophobicity, thickness, pore diameter and porosity, the MPL is able to block liquid water at the interface to the cathode CL and acts as a valve that forces water away from the cathode side through the membrane to the anode by increasing the back di”
- Microporous layer for water morphology control in PEMFC (2009, unknown): “, porosity, pore size distribution, hydrophobicity, thickness, nonuniformity) of GDL and MPL [7–20].”
- Influence of properties of gas diffusion layers on the performance of polymer electrolyte-based unit (2011, background): “Figure 14 shows the liquid saturation (s) – capillary pressure (Pc) curves of the PTFE treated and untreated GDL of Toray 090 (without MPL) measured by Gostick et al. [34].”