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Compact methanol reformer test for fuel-cell powered light-duty vehicles

Emonts et al., 1998

Document ID
7707872842986508422
Author
Emonts B
Hansen J
Jørgensen S
Höhlein B
Peters R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Power Sources

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On-board production of hydrogen from methanol based on a steam reformer in connection with the use of low-temperature fuel-cells (PEMFC) is an attractive option as energy conversion unit for light-duty vehicles. A steam reforming process at higher pressures with …
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