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Glenn
Research Center
1993 Phase II
Regenerative
Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Technology Development
Technology
Management, Inc.
Cleveland, OH
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INNOVATION
- Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC)
and electrolysis that is combined into a high-efficiency energy
storage system
- Sulfur-tolerant integrated SOFC/reformer
technology that can operate using common hydrocarbon fuels including
logistic fuels and biogas
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DARPA 500 Watt Portable Power
System Mock-up
Optional Powerpoint
file
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Improved system operation and
efficiency
- Scalable fuel cell component
technologies
- Integrated systems packaging
- Developed for small, low weight
and volume applications
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Continued support from both
commercial (EPRI, GRI, other) and government (DARPA, Navy, NASA,
USDA, DOE) contracts to serve multiple portable and stationary applications
operating multiple fuels including military logistic fuels and biogas
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- Ultra-small, low maintenance,
stationary electric power generation applications (down to 100 Watts)
operating on multiple sulfur-bearing fuels
- Military (logistic fuel) portable
and mobile applications
- Low earth orbit (LEO) and other
satellite power applications
- Water electrolysis for the production
of hydrogen
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