Allis-Chalmers capillary matrix fuel cell systems - An advanced aerospace power source.
Capillary hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell power systems for aerospace applications
Platner, J. L.↗
Engineering topics
Platner, J. L.
Publications and source records attributed to Platner, J. L..
Reaction heat used in static water removal from fuel cells
Reaction heat is used for removal of water formed at the hydrogen fuel electrode in a hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell. A portion of the heat inherent in the fuel cell current generation reaction is used to transfer excess water into water vapor and cause it to be exhausted from the cell by a porous vapor transport membrane adjoining a vapor cavity.
Platner, J. L.↗
Research and development on fuel cell systems first quarterly progress report, period ending sep. 30, 1964
Hydrogen-oxygen capillary type fuel cell system and fabrication of 28 volt, 1.5 kW fuel cell assembly
HYDROX FUEL CELL↗
Research and development on fuel cell systems third quarterly progress report, period ending mar. 31, 1965
Fuel cell research and technology - plate design, thermal analysis, performance characteristics, water recovery and purity, control techniques, breadboard items, and system test models
THERMAL PROPERTY↗
Research and development on fuel cell systems second quarterly progress report, 1 oct. - 31 dec. 1964
Research and technology, breadboard and experimental items, and system test models of fuel cell systems
ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT↗