Mahmood et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Sensitivity analysis of performance and thermal impacts of a single hydrogen fueled solid oxide fuel cell to optimize the operational and design parametersMahmood et al., 2023
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- 573828524229188518
- Author
- Mahmood M
- Chaudhary T
- Farooq M
- Habib M
- Maka A
- Usman M
- Sultan M
- Lam S
- Chen B
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- Publication venue
- Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments
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In this research, the sensitivity analysis has been performed to investigate the effects of various parameters such as operating temperature, material porosity, flow configurations, air– fuel ratios, and electrolyte thickness on the performance and thermal impacts (stress and …
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