Fuel Cell Systems for Aeronautics

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Design, Modeling, Application and Demonstration, Green Energy and Technology

ISBN: 1447163222
ISBN 13: 9781447163220
Herausgeber: Giulio Romeo/Massimo Santarelli/Gabriel Correa et al
Verlag: Springer Verlag GmbH
Umfang: 300 S.
Erscheinungsdatum: 01.05.2014
Auflage: 1/2014
Produktform: Gebunden/Hardback
Einband: Gebunden

InhaltsangabeFuel Cells and Hydrogen in Aviation.- All-Electric fuel cells powered aircraft.- PEMFC dynamic model for aeronautical application.- Innovative Sensitivity analysis of temperature and power supply uncertainty in an aircraft PEM fuel cell.- Analysis of SOFC-based systems as APU for aircraft.- Liquid Hydrogen for long range aircraft propulsion.- Power Conditioning and Control of Fuel Cell Systems.- Programs related to Fuel Cells for aircraft applications.

Artikelnummer: 5968393 Kategorie:

Beschreibung

This book concerns of Fuel Cell aircraft and the testing of its systems. A feasibility study provides a preliminary definition of new forms of aircraft power systems that could be provided by fuel cell technologies. A parametric sizing of different aircraft categories is included, from two-seater aircraft to small 32 passenger commuters. This book presents an analytical model of the fuel cell system dynamics that describes its performance based on physical system inputs, taking into account the main physical concepts of the electrochemical, chemical and energy behavior. Moreover this engineering tool can be used to help future development and optimization of cooling system for FC aircraft. The code is shown through SIMULINK. In order to validate predicted results, data from real fuel cell flight is used and presented. Furthermore, this book presents the research activity to support the design of "fuel cell aircrafts" from the failure analysis point of view.

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