论文信息 - Nonlinear model predictive control methodology for efficiency and durability improvement in a fuel cell power system

Nonlinear model predictive control methodology for efficiency and durability improvement in a fuel cell power system

The main contribution of this work is the improvement of the efficiency of a PEMFC power system while guaranteeing conditions that also improve its durability. Adopting the NMPC scheme with the distributed parameter model and the nonlinear observer, the efficiency of the PEMFC-based system can be maximized guaranteeing at the same time the appropriate internal gas concentration profiles to avoid global and local hydrogen and oxygen starvation and proper membrane humidification.

Maria Pina Serra | Samir Jemei | Attila Husar | Julio Luna | N. Yousfi-Steiner

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