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Degradation behavior of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell stack under dynamic cycles between idling and rated condition

Wang et al., 2018

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12118397722631944026
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Wang G
Huang F
Yu Y
Wen S
Tu Z
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International journal of hydrogen energy

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The durability of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells is a key factor which prevents its commercial application on the vehicle. Dynamic current cycle is one of the most common conditions for PEM fuel cells, especially varying the currents between the idling and the …
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