Effects of high-temperature operating conditions on the through-plane gas permeability of gas diffusion layers used in PEFCs / Raja Muhammad Aslam Raja Arif

In order to simulate the effects of high-temperature operating conditions on the through-plane gas permeability of gas diffusion layers (GDLs) used in polymer electrolyte fuel cells, uncoated and coated GDLs were heated at various temperatures (i.e. 200, 500 and 800 °C). The results show that the th...

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Main Author: Raja Arif, Raja Muhammad Aslam (Author)
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Published: Smart Manufacturing Research Institute (SMRI), 2021-09.
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