Author:
Brett Daniel J.,Aguiar Patricia,Brandon Nigel P.,Coop Ian,Dueck Jason,Galloway Roy C.,Grande Oliver,Hayes Gary W.,Lillie Ken,Mellors Chris,Thompson Scott,Tilley Roger,Wood Tony
Abstract
Testing of a 300 W stack, supplied by Versa Power Systems Ltd., and a sodium - metal chloride (ZEBRA) battery has been performed with a view to assessing the feasibility of combining an intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cell with a high temperature battery for automotive traction applications. Field testing of a self-compressed stack is demonstrated including consideration of the mechanical robustness of the technology. The battery system, comprising novel cell technology, is tested under pulse discharge and standard driving cycle conditions. Based on modeling studies previously performed, the performance results obtained and the reliability of the respective technologies, development of a full-scale prototype is considered viable and ultimately commercially relevant.
Publisher
The Electrochemical Society
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10 articles.
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