Microcombustion for micro-tubular flame-assisted fuel cell power and heat cogeneration
Abstract
Flame-assisted fuel cell (FFC) studies have been limited to lower fuel-rich equivalence ratios (∼1–1.7, due to the upper flammability limit and sooting limit) where only small concentrations of H2 and CO can be generated in the exhaust. In this work, a non-catalytic microcombustion based FFC is proposed for direct use of hydrocarbons for power generation. The potential for high FFC performance (450 mW cm−2 power density and 50% fuel utilization)...
Paper Details
Title
Microcombustion for micro-tubular flame-assisted fuel cell power and heat cogeneration
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
413
Pages
191 - 197
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