NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION IN PEM FUEL CELLS
By Sirivatch Shimpalee, Sandip Dutta. 2000
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering
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- A single-phase, non-isothermal model for PEM fuel cells (2005, methodology): “In the three-dimensional models developed by Shimpalee and Dutta [8] and Costamagna [9], the heat source terms were also treated globally and not made location-specific.”
- Effective diffusivity and water-saturation distribution in single- and two-layer PEMFC diffusion medium (2003, result): “The temperature difference across the diffusion medium DT is smaller than 1 K for ordinary operation condition (je 1 A/ cm2) similar to Shimpalee and Dutta [26], which validates the use of isothermal assumption in the thickness direction.”
- THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF TRANSPORT PHENOMENA IN A PEM FUEL CELL (2002, background): “The single-phase model has shown that for a thermal conductivity of 60W = (mK) the temperature can rise by a few degrees Kelvin, whereas a study conducted by Dutta [36] shows that for a thermal conductivity of 6:0W = (mK), the temperature increase can be as high as 10K.”
- Stresses in Proton Exchange Membranes Due to Hygro-Thermal Loading (2006, background): “These values are reasonable for a fuel cell operating at 80°C under typical conditions [18].”