Improvement of water management by a microporous sublayer for PEM fuel cells

By Z. Qi, A. Kaufman. 2002

375 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. M. Ji
2. Zidong Wei
3. G. Hwang
4. Sehkyu Park
5. Jin Hyun Nam
6. M. Kaviany
7. B. Popov
8. Jong‐Won Lee

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Zidong Wei
2. M. Ji
3. Sehkyu Park
4. B. Popov
5. Jong‐Won Lee
6. G. Hwang
7. A. Kato
8. T. Yoshida

In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

1. Sehkyu Park
2. B. Popov
3. Jong‐Won Lee
4. Zidong Wei
5. A. Kato
6. T. Yoshida
7. G. McLean
8. Shawn Litster

Citations in the corpus

• 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].”
• A review of gas diffusion layer in PEM fuel cells: Materials and designs (2012, result): “[51] Qi ZG, Kaufman A.”
• Effective diffusivity and water-saturation distribution in single- and two-layer PEMFC diffusion medium (2003, background): “Experiments have demonstrated the advantage of placing a thin microlayer (made of fine carbon particles and PTFE) between the diffusion medium and the catalyst layer [28,29].”