Title: Fuel Cell Technology for Vehicles, 2nd Edition Author: Richard Stobart ISBN: 0768015022 / 9780768015027 Format: Soft Cover Pages: 584 Publisher: SAE Year: 2004 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
Fuel cell technology continues to attract a great deal of interest as an alternative power source to the internal combustion engine. Substantial technical progress has been made and the appearance of the first vehicles offered in the commercial market mark a significant step. However, broad application and the eventual success of fuel cell technology in vehicles remain elusive.
In this second edition of Fuel Cell Technology for Vehicles, the latest research and technological advances in fuel cell technology are examined via 48 SAE Technical Papers and several articles from the Journal of Power Sources, plus bibliographical data for nearly 200 documents published by SAE and other leading sources.
Although the major issues of fuel supply, cost of manufacture, vehicle architecture, and broad public acceptance of the technology remain, engineers are engaged with the issues of vehicle development, system design and control, and, increasingly, end-of-life issues. This technical research clearly and comprehensively demonstrates how the business of fuel cell development is maturing quickly and offers a recent perspective on this rapidly evolving technology.
Chapters include:
Policy, Fleet Trials, Public Reactions
Fuel Issues
Systems Design and Evaluation
Component Development
Development, Testing, and Life Cycle Issues
Modeling, Control, and Diagnosis
Part I : Policy, Fleet Trials, Public Reactions
Chapter 1 : Introduction Chapter 2 : A Preliminary Assessment for The Possible Acceptance of Fuel Cell Bus Technology by Current Fleet Vehicle Operators Chapter 3 : Fuel Cell Vehicles : Technology, Market and Policy Issues
Part II : Fuel Issues
Introduction Section 1 : Fuel Technology
Chapter 4 : Performance Bench Testing of Automotive-Scale Hydrogen on Demand Hydrogen Generation Technology Chapter 5 : Fuel-Cell Vehicle Fuels : Evaluating The Reforming Performance of Gasoline Components Chapter 6 : Options for Refuelling Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles in Italy Chapter 7 : Life-Cycle Assessment (LCVA) of Fuel Supply Options for Fuel Cell Vehicles Chapter 8 : Raison d'Etre of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Fuel for Automotive Powerplants
Section 2 : Fuel/Vehicle Analysis
Chapter 9 : Assessing Tank-to-Wheel Efficiencies of Advanced Technology Vehicles Chapter 10 : The Performance of Future ICE and Fuel Cell Powered Vehicles and Their Potential Fleet Impact
Part III : Systems Design and Evaluation
Introduction
Section 1 : Architectures
Chapter 11 : Cost Competitiveness of Fuel Cell Vehicles through Novel Hybridisation Approaches Chapter 12 : Performance and Operational Characteristics of a Hybrid Vehicle Powered by Fuel Cells and Supercapacitors Chapter 13 : Vehicle System Impacts of Fuel Cell System Power Response Capability Chapter 14 : A Comparison of High-Pressure and Low-Pressure Operation of PEM Fuel Cell Systems Chapter 15 : Energy Storage Requirements for Fuel Cell Vehicles
Section 2 : Development of Auxiliary Power Units (APU)
Chapter 16 : Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Auxiliary Power Unit - A Development Update Chapter 17 : Fuel Cell APU for Silent Watch and Mild Electrification of a Medium Tactical Truck Chapter 18 : Modeling Stationary Power for Heavy-Duty Trucks : Engine Idling vs Fuel Cell APUs
Section 3 : Vehicle Development and Test
Chapter 19 : Cold Start Fuel Economy and Power Limitations for a PEM Fuel Cell Vehicle Chapter 20 : Development of Fuel-Cell Hybrid Bus Chapter 21 : The HYDRO-GEN Project : 2nd Generation PEM Fuel Cell System with High Pressure Hydrogen Tanks for an Electric Vehicle Chapter 22 : Cost Modeling of PEM Fuel Cell Systems for Automobiles Chapter 23 : Real Life Testing of a Hybrid PEM Fuel Cell Bus Chapter 24 : Long Term Prospects for PEMFC and SOFC in Vehicle Applications Chapter 25 : High Performance Fuel Cell Sedan
Part IV : Component Development Introduction
Section 1 : Air Supply
Chapter 26 : Development of Fuel Cell System Air Management Utilizing HIL Tools Chapter 27 : Control of a Fuel Cell Air Supply Module (ASM)
Section 2 : Electrical Systems
Chapter 28 : Performance Considerations of a Bi-Directional DC/DC Converter for Fuel Cell Powered Vehicles Chapter 29 : Electric Power Control System for a Fuel Cell Vehicle Employing Electric Double-Layer Capacitor Chapter 30 : Design and Testing of a Fuel-Cell Powered Propulsion System Supported by a Hybrid UC-Battery Storage Chapter 31 : Development of Next Generation Fuel-Cell Hybrid System - Consideration of High Voltage System
Section 3 : Fuel Cell Stacks
Chapter 32 : Advanced MEA Technology for Mobile PEMFC Applications Chapter 33 : Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for Direct Oxidation of Liquid Hydrocarbon Fuels in Automotive Auxiliary Power Units : Sulfur Tolerance and Operation on Gasoline
Chapter 34 : PEMFC Systems : The Need for High Temperature Polymers as a Consequence of PEMFC Water and Heat Management
Section 4 : Water and Thermal Management
Chapter 35 : Leaching of Icons Fuel Cell Vehicle Cooling System and Their Removal to Maintain Low Conductivity Chapter 36 : Fuel Cell Stack Water and Thermal Management : Impact to Variable System Power Operation
Section 5 : Fuel Processors
Chapter 37 : Fuel Processors for Fuel Cell Vehicles Chapter 38 : Performance of Microlith Based Catalytic Reactors for an Isooctane Reforming System Chapter 39 : Efficiency, Dynamic Performance and System Interactions for a Compact Fuel Processor for Indirect Methanol Fuel Cell Vehicle Chapter 40 : Enhancing Hydrogen Production for Fuel Cell Vehicles by Superpostion of Acoustic Fields on The Reformer : A Preliminary Study Chapter 41 : Development of an Onboard Fuel Processor for PEM Fuel Cell Vehicles
Part V : Development, Testing and Life Cycle Issues
Introduction
Section 1 : Life Cycle
Chapter 42 : Development of Recycling Guidelines for PEM Fuel Cell Systems Chapter 43 : Impact of The European Union Vehicle Waste Directive on End-of-Life Options for Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells
Section 2 : Test Methods
Chapter 44 : Hydrogen Consumption Measurement for Fuel Cell Vehicles Chapter 45 : The Fire Tests with High-Pressure Hydrogen Gas Cylinders for Evaluating the Safety of Fuel-Cell Vehicles Chapter 46 : Development of Fuel Economy Measurement Method for Fuel Cell Vehicle
Part VI : Modelling, Control and Diagnosis
Introduction
Section 1 : Control System
Chapter 47 : Hydrogen Sensor for Fuel Cell Vehicles Chapter 48 : Dynamic Model of a Load-Following Fuel Cell Vehicle : Impact of The Air System Chapter 49 : Optimizing Control Strategy for Hybrid Fuel Cell Vehicle Chapter 50 : Adaptive Energy Management Strategy for Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicles Chapter 51 : An Application of Cost Based Power Management Control Strategies to Hybrid Fuel Cell Vehicles
Section 2 : Modelling
Chapter 52 : The Hybridized Fuel Cell Vehicle Model of The University of California, Davis Chapter 53 : Performances Analysis of PEM Fuel Cell Based Automotive Systems Under Transient Conditions Chapter 54 : An Integrated Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Vehicle Model