PEM Fuel Cells
Theory and Practice
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc
Published:9th Nov '12
Should be back in stock very soon
Reveals the intricacies of PEM fuel cells and fuel cell systems.
Suitable for engineers, technicians and students, this title covers fundamentals of design, electrochemistry, heat and mass transport, as well as provides the context of system design and applications. It covers various aspects of (Proton Exchange Membrane) PEM fuel cells, from theory and fundamentals to practical applications.Demand for fuel cell technology is growing rapidly. Fuel cells are being commercialized to provide power to buildings like hospitals and schools, to replace batteries in portable electronic devices, and as replacements for internal combustion engines in vehicles. PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane) fuel cells are lighter, smaller, and more efficient than other types of fuel cell. As a result, over 80% of fuel cells being produced today are PEM cells. This new edition of Dr. Barbir’s groundbreaking book still lays the groundwork for engineers, technicians and students better than any other resource, covering fundamentals of design, electrochemistry, heat and mass transport, as well as providing the context of system design and applications. Yet it now also provides invaluable information on the latest advances in modeling, diagnostics, materials, and components, along with an updated chapter on the evolving applications areas wherein PEM cells are being deployed.
"Of the numerous books on fuel cells I have seen come through our lab in the past few years, I find this one the most useful…I’m already planning to incorporate many items I have gleaned from this book into my public and classroom presentations on hydrogen energy." – Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Letter, September 2005 "PEM Fuel Cells "are the primary candidates for light-duty vehicles, for buildings, and potentially for much smaller applications such as replacements for rechargeable batteries in video cameras." –United States Department of Energy
ISBN: 9780123877109
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 780g
444 pages
2nd edition