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Experimental investigation of pinhole effect on MEA/cell aging in PEMFC

Huang et al., 2013

Document ID
6587311731709970072
Author
Huang B
Chatillon Y
Bonnet C
Lapicque F
Leclerc S
Hinaje M
Raël S
Publication year
Publication venue
international journal of hydrogen energy

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The effect of MEA pinhole size on the aging of single (10× 10 cm2) PEMFC was investigated. Two MEAs were perforated by two pins of different diameters (0.7 and 1.2 mm), in both cases in the H2 inlet zone. The performance losses and the degradation rates of the …
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