Fuel cell stack structure
A fuel cell stack and unit cell technology, which is applied to fuel cells, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of uniform temperature distribution, current density deterioration, etc., and achieve the effect of maintaining current density and promoting temperature distribution.
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[0086] In the 40-cell stack structure in which 40 unit cells are stacked, the second window frame is provided whenever five unit cells are stacked. The thickness of the first sash and the second sash is in the range of 5mm to 10mm, the size of the first sash and the second sash is in the range of 150mm to 200mm, and in this case, the The dimensions are 5 mm or more greater than the dimensions of the interconnect and the first sash.
experiment example 1
[0090] Measurement of in-plane distribution of fuel cell stack structures
[0091] refer to Figure 5 , Figure 5 (a) shows the in-plane temperature distribution measured based on 5 unit cells in the fuel cell stack structure of the comparative example not including the second window frame 32, Figure 5 (b) shows the in-plane temperature distribution measured based on 40 unit cells in the fuel cell stack structure of the manufacturing example.
[0092] In the comparative example, the in-plane temperature distribution was measured based on 5 unit cells, the highest temperature was measured at 673°C, the lowest temperature was measured at 634°C, and the measured temperature deviation was about 40°C, while in the manufacturing example, based on 40 The in-plane temperature distribution of the unit cell was measured, the highest temperature was 684°C, the lowest temperature was 662°C, and the measured temperature deviation was 20°C.
[0093] That is, it can be seen that even in ...
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[0095] Measurement of temperature distribution of fuel cell stack structures
[0096] refer to Image 6 , Image 6 (a) shows the measured temperature distribution of a comparative example which does not include the second window frame and has a 40-cell stack structure in which 40 unit cells are stacked, Image 6 (b) shows the measured temperature distribution of a manufacturing example having a 40-cell stack structure in which 40 unit cells are stacked and a second window frame is provided every time five unit cells are stacked.
[0097] In the fuel cell stack structure of the comparative example, a large temperature deviation occurs between the central portion and the peripheral portion at an operating temperature of 650°C, and the temperature measured at the central portion is about 720°C because the temperature at the central portion is relatively It was higher than the temperature at the peripheral portion, and the temperature measured at the peripheral portion was about...
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