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  • 2019Hydrogen mass transport resistance changes in a high temperature polymer membrane fuel cell as a function of current density and acid doping16citations
  • 2019Hydrogen mass transport resistance changes in a high temperature polymer membrane fuel cell as a function of current density and acid doping16citations
  • 2019The influence of ferric ion impurities on a proton exchange membrane electrolyzer operated at varying temperature and current density conditionscitations
  • 2019Influence of the operation mode on PEM water electrolysis degradation147citations
  • 2019Influence of the operation mode on PEM water electrolysis degradation147citations
  • 2019Long-term contamination effect of iron ions on cell performance degradation of proton exchange membrane water electrolyser58citations
  • 2018The Influence of Phosphoric Acid Migration on the Performance of High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells17citations
  • 2017Analysing Gas-Liquid Flow in PEM Electrolyser Micro-Channels Using a Micro-Porous Ceramic as Gas Permeable Wall11citations
  • 2017Analysing Gas-Liquid Flow in PEM Electrolyser Micro-Channels Using a Micro-Porous Ceramic as Gas Permeable Wall11citations
  • 2011Modelling multiphase flow inside the porous media of a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cellcitations
  • 2010Thin film thermocouples for in situ membrane electrode assembly temperature measurements in a polybenzimidazole-based high temperature proton exchange membrane unit cell30citations
  • 2010Thin film thermocouples for in situ membrane electrode assembly temperature measurements in a polybenzimidazole-based high temperature proton exchange membrane unit cell30citations

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  • Frensch, Steffen Henrik
  • Steenberg, Thomas
  • Thomas, Sobi
  • Araya, Samuel Simon
  • Simon Araya, Samuel
  • Li, Na
  • Serre, Guillaume
  • Thoby, Dominique
  • Fouda-Onana, Frédéric
  • Schmidt, T. J.
  • Halter, J.
  • Büchi, F. N.
  • Al Shakhshir, Saher
  • Olesen, Anders Christian
  • Lafmejani, Saeed Sadeghi
  • Shakhshir, Saher Al
  • Berning, Torsten
  • Mathiasen, Claus
  • Møller, Per
  • Jespersen, Jesper Lebæk
  • Ali, Syed Talat
  • Nielsen, Lars Pleth
  • Pleth Nielsen, Lars
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The Influence of Phosphoric Acid Migration on the Performance of High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells

  • Schmidt, T. J.
  • Kær, Søren Knudsen
  • Halter, J.
  • Büchi, F. N.
  • Thomas, Sobi
Abstract

In high temperature polymer electrolyte fuel cells, phosphoric acid migration induces flooding of the anode gas diffusion layer at high current densities. The present study focuses on determining the influence of phosphoric acid flooding of the anode GDL on hydrogen mass transport limitations. Two methods for quantifying the performance losses at high current densities, related to acid migration, are discussed: anodic limiting current density measurements and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. It is demonstrated that the limiting current measurements, the common method for determining transport resistances, is unable to detect the changes induced by acid migration, due to the transient time required when switching to the required low hydrogen concentrations, while EIS is able to capture the changes induced by acid migration because it is faster and less invasive. For diluted hydrogen, an increase of the transport resistance is measured, however the effect on the cell performance is negligible. The time constants for anode GDL flooding and de-flooding are determined based on the EIS data and found to be 8.1 ± 0.1 min for flooding and about 5.8 ± 0.9 min for de-flooding under the applied conditions.

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  • density
  • polymer
  • laser emission spectroscopy
  • Hydrogen
  • electrochemical-induced impedance spectroscopy
  • current density