Diseño e Implementación de una Microcentral de Reacción Química Empleando una Pila de Combustible Alimentada por Hidrógeno y Oxígeno

Translated title of the contribution: Design and Implementation of a Chemical Reaction Microstation Using a Fuel Cell Powered by Hydrogen and Oxygen

Leonardo Vicente Noboa Saavedra, Robert Gonzalo Piedra Pineda, Cecilia Catalina Grunauer Espinoza

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Abstract

This project aims to reaffirm the commitment acquired through the incursion into the study of renewable and environmentally friendly energies such as fuel cells in combination with hydrogen technology, together provide clean energy with high yields, zero Emissions of carbon dioxide and as waste pure water. The project describes the construction of a prototype of a power plant using as a generator, a hydrogen-oxygen-fueled proton exchange membrane fuel cell. For the continuous supply of hydrogen, an electrolyzer was used to effect the electrochemical decomposition of the water, using a 2.2 molar solution of potassium hydroxide. The analysis variables considered were: the hydrogen flow as input variable to the cell and the output variables: current, voltage and power. The results were compared with the results of the equipment manufacturer resulting in a generation efficiency of 94%.
Translated title of the contributionDesign and Implementation of a Chemical Reaction Microstation Using a Fuel Cell Powered by Hydrogen and Oxygen
Original languageSpanish (Ecuador)
StatePublished - 1 Jan 2017
EventV Congreso de Investigación y Actualización en Ingenierías - EC
Duration: 23 Aug 201725 Aug 2017
https://cidecuador.org/congreso/v-congreso-de-investigacion-y-actualizacion-en-ingenierias/

Conference

ConferenceV Congreso de Investigación y Actualización en Ingenierías
Period23/08/1725/08/17
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Keywords

  • Cells
  • Electrolysis
  • Fuel cell
  • Hydrogen
  • Micro power plant

CACES Knowledge Areas

  • 8117A Nuclear and Energy Technologies

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