This six volume set brings together for the first time in a single reference work the fundamentals, principles and the current state-of-the-art in fuel cells. Its publication reflects the increasing importance and the rapidly growing rate of research into alternative, clean sources of energy. With internationally renowned editors, advisory board members, and contributors from academia and industry, it guides the reader from the foundations and fundamental principles through to the latest technology and cutting-edge applications, ensuring a logical, consistent approach to the subject. The…mehr
This six volume set brings together for the first time in a single reference work the fundamentals, principles and the current state-of-the-art in fuel cells. Its publication reflects the increasing importance and the rapidly growing rate of research into alternative, clean sources of energy.
With internationally renowned editors, advisory board members, and contributors from academia and industry, it guides the reader from the foundations and fundamental principles through to the latest technology and cutting-edge applications, ensuring a logical, consistent approach to the subject.
The Handbook is divided into four main themes:
Volume 1: "Fundamentals and Survey of Systems"
Volume 2: "Fuel Cell Electrocatalysis"
Volumes 3 and 4: "Fuel Cell Technology and Applications"
Volumes 5 and 6: "Advances in Electrocatalysis, Materials, Diagnostics and Durability"
Hubert A. Gasteiger received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of California at Berkeley in 1993, studying the electrocatalysis of methanol oxidation. After 9 years of academic research on fundamental electrocatalysis and heterogeneous gas-phase catalysis, he worked for 10 years in industrial R&D groups. From 1998 to 2007, Dr. Gasteiger was involved in the stack component design for GM/Opel's H2-powered fuel cell vehicles, leading an R&D group in MEA development and diagnostics at GM/Opel's Fuel Cell Activities program in Honeoye Falls, New York, where he was promoted to Technical Fellow in 2004. In 2007 he joined Acta S.p.A., Italy, as Director of Catalyst Technology, developing catalysts and electrodes for alkaline (membrane) fuel cells. In January 2009 he took an assignment as Visiting Professor at the Electrochemical Energy Lab in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering at MIT. He served as Co-Editor-In-Chief for Wiley's Handbook of Fuel Cells - Fundamentals, Technology, and Applications (2003), and published 60 papers in refereed journals and 12 book chapters. In 2004, he received the Klaus-Jürgen Vetter Award for Electrochemical Kinetics from the International Society of Electrochemistry.
Inhaltsangabe
VOLUME 1: FUNDAMENTALS AND SURVEY OF SYSTEMS. Part 1: Thermodynamics and kinetics of fuel cell reactions. Part 2: Mass transfer in fuel cells. Part 3: Heat transfer in fuel cells. Part 4: Fuel cell principles, systems and applications. VOLUME 2: ELECTROCATALYSIS. Part 1: Introduction. Part 2: Theory of electrocatalysis. Part 3: Methods in electrocatalysis. Part 4: The hydrogen oxidation/evolution reaction. Part 5: The oxygen reduction/evolution reaction. Part 6: Oxidation of small organic molecules. Part 7: Other energy conversion related topics. VOLUME 3: FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS: PART 1. Part 1: Sustainable energy supply. Part 2: Hydrogen storage and hydrogen generation. Part 3: Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell systems (PEMFC). VOLUME 4: FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS, PART 2. Part 3: Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells and systems (PEMFC) (Continued from previous volume). Part 4: Alkaline fuel cells and systems (AFC). Part 5: Phosphoric acid fuel cells and systems (PAFC). Part 6: Direct methanol fuel cells and systems (DMFC). Part 7: Molten carbonate fuel cells and systems (MCFC). Part 8: Solid oxide fuel cells and systems (SOFC). Part 9: Primary and secondary metal/air cells. Part 10: Portable fuel cell systems. Part 11: Current fuel cell propulsion systems. VOLUMES 5 & 6: ADVANCES IN ELECTROCATALYSIS, MATERIALS, DIAGNOSTICS AND DURABILITY Part 1: Electrocatalyst Materials For Low Temperature Fuel Cells. Part 2: Conductive Membranes For Lowtemperature Fuel Cells. Part 3: Materials For High Temperature Fuel Cells. Part 4: Advanced Diagnostics, Models, & Design.
VOLUME 1: FUNDAMENTALS AND SURVEY OF SYSTEMS. Part 1: Thermodynamics and kinetics of fuel cell reactions. Part 2: Mass transfer in fuel cells. Part 3: Heat transfer in fuel cells. Part 4: Fuel cell principles, systems and applications. VOLUME 2: ELECTROCATALYSIS. Part 1: Introduction. Part 2: Theory of electrocatalysis. Part 3: Methods in electrocatalysis. Part 4: The hydrogen oxidation/evolution reaction. Part 5: The oxygen reduction/evolution reaction. Part 6: Oxidation of small organic molecules. Part 7: Other energy conversion related topics. VOLUME 3: FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS: PART 1. Part 1: Sustainable energy supply. Part 2: Hydrogen storage and hydrogen generation. Part 3: Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell systems (PEMFC). VOLUME 4: FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS, PART 2. Part 3: Polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells and systems (PEMFC) (Continued from previous volume). Part 4: Alkaline fuel cells and systems (AFC). Part 5: Phosphoric acid fuel cells and systems (PAFC). Part 6: Direct methanol fuel cells and systems (DMFC). Part 7: Molten carbonate fuel cells and systems (MCFC). Part 8: Solid oxide fuel cells and systems (SOFC). Part 9: Primary and secondary metal/air cells. Part 10: Portable fuel cell systems. Part 11: Current fuel cell propulsion systems. VOLUMES 5 & 6: ADVANCES IN ELECTROCATALYSIS, MATERIALS, DIAGNOSTICS AND DURABILITY Part 1: Electrocatalyst Materials For Low Temperature Fuel Cells. Part 2: Conductive Membranes For Lowtemperature Fuel Cells. Part 3: Materials For High Temperature Fuel Cells. Part 4: Advanced Diagnostics, Models, & Design.
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