Giner Biomedical Powerpoint Presentation

Regenerative Fuel Cells

A regenerative fuel cell stack, sometimes called a bifunctional stack, is capable of operation as both a fuel cell and electrolyzer. In the fuel cell mode, the stack produces electrical power, and in the electrolyzer mode the stack produces hydrogen and oxygen gases for storage

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regenerative Stack

Regenerative Fuel Cell

 

 

 

 

 

Regenerative Graph

 

 
   

Regenerative fuel cells that feature: dedicated fuel cell/electrolyzer as well as a single-unit, bifunctional system, capable of performing efficiently in the fuel cell as well as electrolyzer mode, highly desirable cost, volume, weight reduction and system simplification.

  Applications include: regenerative fuel cells for use with low-cost, alternative energy sources for terrestrial off-peak power as well as advanced space applications such as solar-powered, high-altitude planes and balloons for telecommunications, space station and satellite power.