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Numerical investigation into the effect of serpentine flow channel with a variable cross‐section on the performance of proton exchange membrane fuel cell
Enhancing PEMFC performance through orifice-shaped cathode flow field designs: A multiscale, multiphase simulation study on oxygen supply and water removal
An experimental study on the enhancement of the water balance, electrochemical reaction and power density of the polymer electrolyte fuel cell by under-rib convection
Using the multiple regression analysis with respect to ANOVA and 3D mapping to model the actual performance of PEM (proton exchange membrane) fuel cell at various operating conditions
Numerical simulation of the PEM fuel cell performance enhancement by various blockage arrangement of the cathode serpentine gas flow channel outlets/inlets
Comparison of PEMFC performance with parallel serpentine and parallel serpentine-baffled flow fields under various operating and geometrical conditions; a parametric study
Investigating the impact of inverted-trapezoidal cross-section flow channels on the performance of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell with a parallel flow channel configuration
Study on the Under-Rib Convection for Improving in situ Reactants Supply and Water Discharge, hysteresis effect and Current Density Distributions for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells
Improvement of water management in PEM fuel cells using water balance and electrochemical noise analysis
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