Optimization Scheme of Bipolar Plate for Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Abstract
Fuel cell is one of the main powers of new energy vehicles. In the fuel cell, bipolar plate is an important component for its normal operation, which plays a variety of roles, such as distributing reaction gas, collecting current, draining water, conducting heat and supporting machinery. Its flow field structure determines the proportion of reaction area, the uniformity of reaction gas distribution, etc., and significantly affects many important parameters such as fuel cell power, current density distribution in the range of electrode plates, voltage consistency between electrode plates, etc., thus determining the working performance index and service life of fuel cell, which is an important content of fuel cell structure design. at present, the hydrogen fuel cell technology is in the initial stage, and there are some problems, such as uneven distribution of reaction gas in the whole system, low conversion rate of hydrogen and electricity, and high production cost, especially the low reaction effect of bipolar plate flow field and the utilization rate of membrane electrode, which seriously affect the popularization of fuel cells.References
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