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Research and development of NH3-fueled solid-state fuel cell systems

Hiroki MuroyamaJun YangKaname OkuraTakeou OkanishiToshiaki MatsuiMotohiro SaitoHiroshi IwaiHideo YoshidaKoichi Eguchi

Ammonia is a prospective carbon-free fuel source for fuel cell systems due to low production cost, ease in liquefaction at ambient temperatures, and high energy density. Furthermore, hydrogen and nitrogen originating from ammonia fuel are expected to have little negative effect on fuel cell performance, while hydrocarbon fuels draws some severe problems at electrodes, such as CO poisoning or carbon deposition in low- and high-temperature fuel cells, respectively. Several technologies can be considered for the ammonia utilization in fuel cell systems. For the utilization of ammonia fuel, we aim to develop a system combined with ammonia decomposition reactor and solid-state…

Project Alkammonia: Ammonia-fed Alkaline Fuel Cells
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Project Alkammonia: Ammonia-fed Alkaline Fuel Cells

Trevor Brown April 25, 2013

Following last year’s field trials of Diverse Energy’s PowerCube technology in Africa (and AFC Energy’s subsequent acquisition of assets from Diverse), an EU-funded project to commercialize ammonia-fed fuel cells for stationary power generation continues to gather momentum under the title “Project Alkammonia".