Vehicle Combined Power Plant by type "Fuel Cell-Battery"

Kulikov, Kirill I.; Schurov, N.I.; Langeman, Evelina G.

doi:10.1109/edm.2019.8823535

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“…Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity through electrochemical reactions when hydrogen combines with air. Inventors and engineers have experimented with using hydrogen as a source of clean energy for decades and are three times more efficient than gasoline when used as a fuel for cars, which tempts many to pursue the development of hydrogen fuel technologies [62]. Besides the cost challenges related to producing clean hydrogen fuel, there is the risk of gas leakage into the atmosphere during storage or transportation, as hydrogen is difficult to transport, as it needs to be stored under high pressure.…”

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The Effectiveness of Membrane Materials in Green Alternative Energy and Environmental Technologies

Saleh¹,

Hassan²

2022

GEET

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Green process engineering, which is founded on the concepts of the process intensification approach, can make a significant contribution to industrial sustainability. Green process engineering refers to new equipment and procedures that are intended to result in significant improvements in chemical and other manufacturing and processing elements. It entails lowering production costs, equipment size, energy consumption, waste creation, as well as boosting remote control, information flow, and process flexibility. Membrane-based technology aids in the pursuit of these ideals, and the potential of membrane operations has recently been extensively acknowledged. The efficacy of fuel cells is dependent on the correct design of the electrodes and membrane, which allows for simple access to oxygen and protons. The use of non-precious catalytic electrodes based on recyclable carbon nanostructures is critical for producing clean energy and increasing the commercialization potential of fuel cells. Green hydrogen will play a significant part in future fuel supply chains, covering 15% to 20% of the world’s energy demands. A proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell is one method, where hydrogen may be utilized to generate electricity. This paper begins by providing an overview of membrane electrolytes in fuel cells and the generation of energy. Moreover, the proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) is regarded as one of the most promising power generators capable of providing clean energy sources, particularly for transportation and stationary cogeneration applications. Finally, it will shed light on the role of green or renewable hydrogen in future fuel cells and achievement sustainability.

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The Effectiveness of Membrane Materials in Green Alternative Energy and Environmental Technologies

Saleh¹,

Hassan²

2022

GEET

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Vehicle energy consumption as factor of combined power plant parameters’ definition

Kulikov

Schurov

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The development and creation of innovative transport systems, environmentally friendly and energy-efficient vehicles must be considered as the strategic direction of the global transport industry. The equipment improving and its operation modes optimization allows efficient use of available traction drive resources. The implementation of innovative technologies using modern storage devices and non-traditional fuels provide high-efficiency electricity usage by the electrical complex. The hydrogen fuel usage is considered in this article as one of the common areas of electric vehicles development. Hydrogen is the first element of the Periodic Element System and the most common in the universe. On Earth, by the number of atoms in compounds (17%) Hydrogen is second only to oxygen (52%). Hydrogen is non-toxic - combustion products are water vapors, it has the highest combustion heat per unit of mass compared to other types of fuels. All these factors, coupled with the current trends of the widespread implementation of energy-saving technologies, are encouraging the world’s car companies to move from the advancement of the traditional car to the design of new types of vehicles using Hydrogen as the primary source of energy.

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Vehicle Combined Power Plant by type "Fuel Cell-Battery"

Cited by 2 publications

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The Effectiveness of Membrane Materials in Green Alternative Energy and Environmental Technologies

The Effectiveness of Membrane Materials in Green Alternative Energy and Environmental Technologies

Vehicle energy consumption as factor of combined power plant parameters’ definition

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