Abstract
The reconfigured anode (RCA) system is a small modification to the backing cloth placed on the anode side of each MEA in a PEM fuel cell stack. A catalyst layer is placed on the gas feed side of the cloth, to catalyze oxidation of CO utilizing the oxygen introduced in a small air-bleed. The purpose is to achieve a high CO-tolerance at a temperature below 100 °C. The development and status of this technology are described. Investigation of catalyst systems based on inexpensive transition metal oxides continues.
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Adcock, P. A., Pacheco, S., Brosha, E., Zawodzinski, T. A., & Uribe, F. A. (2005). Maximization of CO tolerance of PEMFC systems using reconfigured anodes. In Proceedings - Electrochemical Society (Vol. PV 2002-31, pp. 159–173). https://doi.org/10.1149/200231.0159pv
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