Fuel cell
- What is fuel cell?
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It is a generation device like an engine of an internal combustion that generates electrical energy by electrochemically reacting hydrogen and oxygen.
It is a green generator that generates electrical energy by electrochemically reacting hydrogen and oxygen with counter-use of electrolyzing water that produces hydrogen and oxygen.
Principle of fuel cell
Advantages of fuel cell
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- High generation efficiency
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- 45% or more of generation efficiency
- 85% or more of overall efficiency
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- Green energy source
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- Reduce greenhouse gas by 60%
- Reduce particulate matter by 99%
- No air pollution / Low noise
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- The best space efficiency
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- Higher generation compared to installation area
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Fuel cell
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19,800
(110 times)solar
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39,600
(220 times)wind energy
Per 1MW (production area M²)
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- High operational stability
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- 24 hours/365 days full-time generation
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95%
Fuel cell
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15%
solar
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25%
wind energy
- Why do we need hydrogen fuel cells?
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- Mobility
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Hydorgen energy can be moved easily to other place where energy is required.
Energy transfer in a way of high-pressure compression, liquefaction, compound, etc. (e.g. pipe, truck, ship)
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- High energy density
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High energy density per weight.
- 4 times gasoline
- 3 times natural gas
- 100 times lithium-ion battery of electric vehicles
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- Mass production
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Mass production is made through a electrolysis device to decompose water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity.
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