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Air CooLED and Self Humidification Hydrogen Fuel Cell System

Air CooLED and Self Humidification Hydrogen Fuel Cell System

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EOS series PEM fuel cells offer you a practical solution on zero emission power generation.  It is a upgraded version of PhyX series fuel cells. The unique technology can ensure fuel cells' more stable operation in atrocious weather and working environment.

EOS-5000 fuel cell system is a highly integrated fuel cell system with compact design, who includes: fuel cell stack, fans, IC board and electromagnetive valve. 3000W is a suitable power for the mobile applications, for instance PC, motorcycle and backup power system.

 

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1. Light weight and compact design: more than 50% weight saved against conventional fuel cells;

2. Low noise: 60dB.

3. Simple system and high reliability: more than 70% accessories are saved against conventional fuel cells.

4. Quick startup, good dynamic performance: 90% time is saved to start a fuel cell.

5. Excellent environment adaptability: It could be operated and stored in sub zero degree without any external power to warm.

6. Simple control and communication policy

 

Q:i read that it would make the car lighter but im not sure what the differences are
If you're talking about hydrogen fuel cells, then no, they aren't the same. Hydrogen fuel cells essentially use hydrogen to make electricity, and use that electricity to power the car. There is no gasoline involved, and there are also no waste products except water. A gas tank holds gas for a combustion engine. These burn gasoline for energy to run the car and give off various fumes as a byproduct.
Q:i am doing a huge project on them for school and i have to write a 5-7 page report on them and construct a model running on fuel cells. i dont know how i am going to do it. i am interested in this topic. and im not sure what key points to go over i my essay.please help
type in: what are fuel cells? It will take you right to it.
Q:I need to know what kind of engineer would help to make the hydrogen fuel cell more economical
Chemical Engineers will probably have the best background for hydrogen fuel technology. While my thermodynamics class, for example, covered fuel cells in one chapter only, the required courses have an extensive enough background to be able to learn about fuel cells and understand what is going on with ease. Some of the courses are General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Thermodynamics. However with Chemical Engineering there is enough background as well to be able to work with other types of fuel, aside from hydrogen fuel cells.
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Hydrogen is a flamable gas, which is a byproduct when you run electricity through water.(hydrogen cell) The hydrogen is then burnt in an internal combustion eng, and drives a generator, which powers an electric motor.
Q:i am writing an essay on Hydrogen fuel cells. Please give me some tips
google hydrogen fuel cells
Q:Does anyone know?The mass of a fuel cell is constant, but the mass of reactant and product changes during operation of the cell. Explain why this is true. Thank you! (31)
A fuel cell is closed, so the Law of the Conservation of Matter applies. The mass can't change unless something leaves or enters into the fuel cell, which doesn't happen. All sorts of reactions might or might not happen, but as long at the system is closed the total mass stays the same.
Q:I am putting a 4 link on my s10 and decided to go with a fuel cell rather than relocating my stock gas tank. I have a couple of questions about this installation though, like fuel lines. My stock inlets are 3/8 and are slip on but my cell has 1/2 inlets and are screw on. Also, my cell came with a sending unit so I will have to wire the ground to the frame somewhere and will have to run the hot wire to my gas gauge, can I just jump this wire in with the stock sending unit or do I have to run all new wire? One more question before I go, the mechanical fuel pump mounted on my engine block will suck the fuel from my cell correct? I won't have to hook up an electric pump to it.
You need some fuel line that will fit those fittings.I just plumbed my fuel cell, using my stock pump, and had to get fittings to reduce the side of the ID down to what will fit on the stock pump assembly. I also installed a fuel sender in my cell, so I can see how much gas I have. I don't have all the an-8 fittings you have.I only had two fittingsi added the third for my vent line.I routed my vent hose up and around my rollcage, and back down, and out to the back of my bed. I added a little filter at the end of it.that way if I roll over, my fuel cell won't dump gas all down that vent line. Plumbing your fuel cell is not something that is easy to explain over the internet.but maybe someone has a diagram or something they can post up. We got most of my parts at Checker, I think.any performance part shop should have those fittings as well as the proper fuel line.
Q:Do you think you lives would improve for the better or for the worse?
I don't know. If you think YOU would have a better life if YOU had a car powered by fuel cells then get one. Meanwhile, cars aren't powered by fuel cells any more than cars are powered by gas tanks. It's the gas IN the tank that makes the car go. Where does the fuel come from that fuels your fuel cells?
Q:Is the active material of the fuel cell stored in the battery, is it correct, why?
Incorrectly, the active material of the battery is stored inside the battery, thus limiting the battery capacity.
Q:I recently did some research on the new Honda FCX vehicle. In looking at the layout of the car i noticed that, in the rear, there is a tank of highly compressed hydrogen. Obviously this is necessary for a fuel cell to function but, in the event of a fire or a crash wouldn't this be similar to the Hindenburg? Is the gasoline tank of an ordinary car as prone to explosion? Would tanks of comparable size produce a similar explosion or would the hydrogen tank be even more volatile?
The outer cloth on the Hindenburg was painted with a material that is now used as a rocket propellent- no wonder it burnt well. Hydrogen doesn't have nearly the energy equivalent per pound that gasoline has, so it wouldn't put out so many BTU when burnt. It would cause more damage from the explosion sending flying metal parts than from heat generated. Not all fuel cells run on pure hydrogen. Some use natural gas and seperate the hydrogen out, while others can use heavy fuel oil which is hard to get to burn no matter what. It has to be heated just to make it flow.
To impact our industry, our society and our planet with our greatest effort to develop green technology, PEARL commits efforts to being a low-cost solution expert in the hydrogen energy industry. PEARL hopes to cooperate with men of insight to promote the development of hydrogen energy economy and to bring you a zero-emission environment and a bright future.

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Location Shanghai,China (Mainland)
Year Established 2006
Annual Output Value US$1 Million - US$2.5 Million
Main Markets North America; Southeast Asia; Western Europe
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