High performance of electrode with low Pt loading prepared by simplified direct screen printing process in PEM fuel cells

Pore Structural Characterization of Fuel Cell Layers Using Integrated Mercury Porosimetry and Computerized X-ray Tomography

“…This work will consider a case study of a specifically engineered catalyst layer structure produced by screen-printing, a commonly employed laboratory-scale deposition technique. The catalyst layer produced during screenprinting is affected by the process parameters such as pressure, mesh size, scan speed and number of applications (screenings) 2 .…”

Improvement of PEMFC performance with Nafion/inorganic nanocomposite membrane electrode assembly prepared by ultrasonic coating technique

“…The most common techniques are decal [18], screenprinting [19], painting [20], spraying [8] or electro deposition methods [21]. Ultrasound can be used for fabricating noble metals and catalysts and preparing fuel cell materials as reviewed by Pollet et al [22].…”

Surfactant-assisted polymer electrolyte nanocomposite membranes for fuel cells

“…A screen printing method was used for the fabrication of the catalytic layer in the electrode of the polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) due to its convenience and adaptability [25]. The coating apparatus consisted of a silk screen of 100 mesh fixed to a wooden frame at the proper tension to squeeze the ink [26].…”