Mathematical modeling and dynamic Simulink simulation of high-pressure PEM electrolyzer system

Yiğit, Tevfik; Selamet, Ömer Faruk

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2016.06.022

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“…The opposite of electrochemical reaction occurring in a fuel cell, an electrolysis in [8] converts the dc electrical energy into chemical energy stored in hydrogen that given in Eq. (4) , S stc is the electrolysis stack calculation [9], i is input current, t is the time-period (second).…”

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“…Although tidal power generation is one of the renewable energies which has a good predictable output power, due to the rotation of solar, lunar, and earth gravitation. Hence, to get to know the fluctuation responses of tidal power, the analysis should be done at least for one week or one month [6][7][8].…”

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“…Based on the government program about development renewable energy for independent remote-island microgrid, makes the proposed system of this study is concerning to optimize the potential renewable energy in every rural islands of Indonesia. Therefore, a tidal power generation that was generated by using Darius water turbine with 35% efficiency as follows [8] are suitable installed in north side of Ternate islands. That's turbine has the rotating advantageous does not depending on the direction of tide flow, so that the turbine can response the changes from ebb to flood tides.…”

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“…Only recently, several PEM EL models have been reported in the literature [15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29]. However, the major part of the proposed models is static and does not take into consideration the dynamic behavior of the EL, which is particularly interesting to investigate for power electronics applications.…”

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“…However, the major part of the proposed models is static and does not take into consideration the dynamic behavior of the EL, which is particularly interesting to investigate for power electronics applications. In [22], Yigit and Selamet have proposed a dynamic mathematical model developed in a Matlab Simulink environment.…”

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Dynamic Emulation of a PEM Electrolyzer by Time Constant Based Exponential Model

Guilbert

Vitale

2019

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The main objective of this paper is to develop a dynamic emulator of a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer (EL) through an equivalent electrical model. Experimental investigations have highlighted the capacitive effect of EL when subjecting to dynamic current profiles, which so far has not been reported in the literature. Thanks to a thorough experimental study, the electrical domain of a PEM EL composed of 3 cells has been modeled under dynamic operating conditions. The dynamic emulator is based on an equivalent electrical scheme that takes into consideration the dynamic behavior of the EL in cases of sudden variation in the supply current. The model parameters were identified for a suitable current interval to consider them as constant and then tested with experimental data. The obtained results through the developed dynamic emulator have demonstrated its ability to accurately replicate the dynamic behavior of a PEM EL.

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Rational design strategy for optimization of clamping pressure to minimize contact resistance between electrode and current collector while preserving porosity of electrodes in water electrolyzers

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The compressive clamping pressure at the interface of gas‐diffusion‐layer (GDL) and current collector decreases the contact resistance between them though it reduces the porosity and surface roughness of electrocatalysts, which would in turn decrease the efficiency of an electrolyzer. We explore these issues of trade‐off between porosity versus contact resistance and provide a design heuristic for optimum clamping pressure. The present work provides an estimate of the optimal value of clamping pressure for an alkaline water electrolyzer having membrane electrode assembly (MEA), taking account of the variation in porosity of catalyst layers and contact resistance obtained via half‐cell studies performed at different pressures. Towards this, we define the performance‐index (Φ) which is the ratio of Faradaic current density and resistances resulting from contact‐interfaces in electrolyzers and we suggest that the maxima in Φ corresponds to optimum clamping pressure.

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Mathematical modeling and dynamic Simulink simulation of high-pressure PEM electrolyzer system

Cited by 158 publications

References 31 publications

Clean Power Grid with Tidal Power Generations

Clean Power Grid with Tidal Power Generations

Dynamic Emulation of a PEM Electrolyzer by Time Constant Based Exponential Model

Rational design strategy for optimization of clamping pressure to minimize contact resistance between electrode and current collector while preserving porosity of electrodes in water electrolyzers

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