Sentences with phrase «in fuel cell»

Conduct research and development programs in fuel cell and battery technologies.

Due to the high energy in the fuel cell system onboard the Ion Tiger, it is now possible to do long endurance missions with an electric UAV, thus allowing a larger cruise range and reducing the number of daily launches and landings.

Researchers are developing a new Urea Bioreactor Electrochemical system (UBE) that can efficiently filter out the urea and then convert it into ammonia, which can then be used to produce energy in its fuel cell.

Advances in fuel cell technology have made another mobile power option available, namely the UPP hydrogen - powered personal fuel cell, which just launched in the UK and is soon coming to the US.

The SuperGrid would serve as both a distribution and a storage system for hydrogen, with hydrogen ultimately used in fuel cell vehicles and generators or refreshed internal combustion engines.

Using electricity to manufacture hydrogen and compress it, followed by a conversion back to electricity in a fuel cell may return as little as 20 % of the original electricity.

Fuel Cells: The US Fuel Cell Council wants $ 1.2 billion for research and production of fuel cell technologies, and for investing in fuel cell - powered vehicles and fueling stations.

In 2011, the company unveiled a sample device made of a solar cell, cobalt and nickel that could split water and harvest hydrogen in a fuel cell.

When power is needed, the hydrogen is cleanly and efficiently converted back into power using the same solid oxide system in fuel cell power generation mode.

It has recently invested in fuel cell technology.

The fuel cell needs to have a converter built into the car that can convert gas to hydrogen from gas or water, then it is used in the fuel cell to create the energy to power the car.

This technology would enable the conversion of conventional hydrocarbons into highly - efficient hydrogen molecules underneath the hood for use in a fuel cell that would emit only water vapor from the tailpipe.

Picture credits: «Natural Gas» by Marcelo Rampazzo, plug - in fuel cell EV by Asianewsphoto via World Expo, Dalian oil spill cleanup by National Geographic, China Development Bank by From Sandton to Shanghai, power grid by China Hourly, accounting cartoon by Randy Glasbergen via immobilienblasen.

Competition for dominance in the fuel cell vehicle market will be vigorous, triggering significant technological innovations and cost declines.

We now know the cost of producing and delivering hydrogen for use in Fuel Cell vehicles (FCVs) is exorbitant, and should preclude the use of FCVs.

The first half is done in an electrolyzer, which splits a water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen, and the second half in a fuel cell, which puts them back together.

Once lauded as the future of clean transportation and energy storage in a variety of other applications, hydrogen - based fuel cell systems have a great many barriers to adoption, one of which is lack of hydrogen infrastructure, and the other is the need to develop hydrogen production sources that aren't fossil fuel - based or that require more energy to produce than can be released in the fuel cell.

It's a next - generation sedan with a low center of gravity and a full - sized cabin, offering the kind of driving pleasure and roomy interior previously unimaginable in a fuel cell vehicle.

Finally, gasoline is stored in a fuel cell that takes up most of the cargo compartment, and then some.

We are also well placed in fuel cell technology; however, it is too early to reveal the sale schedule of our eco-friendly vehicles.

According to Jaguar's point man in the development of the I - Pace EV SUV, the whole process of producing hydrogen and them compressing and cooling them for use in a fuel cell vehicle is a lot less efficient compared to outrightly using electric energy.

As the most advanced expression of the electric vehicle concept, Honda's hydrogen fuel cell vehicle utilizes electricity generated by combining hydrogen and oxygen in a fuel cell stack, and electricity stored in its lithium - ion battery pack to power the vehicle's electric motor.

In an effort to appeal to real world consumers, Honda's recent breakthroughs in fuel cell technology will enable levels of performance, room, comfort, and dynamic styling previously unattainable in a fuel cell car.

All three models share the midsize five - passenger sedan platform introduced in the Fuel Cell version.

This new concept builds upon Honda's real - world, on - the - road customer experience, gained through a decade of leadership in fuel cell development.

Our staff is well educated on the latest in fuel cell technology, so visit us in El Monte today to learn more about the 2018 Toyota Mirai.

Both new additions will be based on the same platform as the fuel cell version and this also means that the Clarity will be the first vehicle to be offered in fuel cell, plug - in hybrid and electric versions.

Honda has also invested in fuel cell vehicles, electric vehicles, hybrid and plug - in hybrid vehicles, and natural gas vehicles, to help reduce emissions.

But later on we discovered that we weren't using all our fuel in the fuel cell.

The FCHV - 1 (Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle 1) was the first prototype vehicle built by Toyota in its Fuel Cell Vehicle program.

In fuel cell mode, the car runs only on hydrogen propulsion, while in assist mode, the electric battery helps out the fuel cell during heavy loads.

The FCHV - 2 (Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle 2) was the second prototype vehicle built by Toyota in its Fuel Cell Vehicle program.

Where it differs from Mercedes» previous fuel cell vehicles is that it's a plug - in with a nine kWh lithium - ion battery, while plugging in the fuel cell - powered GLC gives it a battery - only driving range of up to 50 kilometres.

The FCHV - adv (Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle advanced) was the fifth vehicle built by Toyota in its Fuel Cell Vehicle program.

The FCHV - 3 (Fuel Cell Hybrid Vehicle 3) was the third vehicle built by Toyota in its Fuel Cell Vehicle program.

With the first hydrogen - powered SUV, the All - New NEXO, Hyundai is taking the lead in fuel cell electric vehicles, connecting clean mobility with the latest autonomous driving capabilities and smart advanced driving assistance systems.

The hydrogen - fueled powertrain works by combining hydrogen and oxygen in a fuel cell containing catalyzing materials.

These reactions can be used in a fuel cell to produce electricity without fossil fuels.

LOS ALAMOS, N.M., Aug. 3, 2017 — In order to reduce the cost of next - generation polymer electrolyte fuel cells for vehicles, researchers have been developing alternatives to the prohibitively expensive platinum and platinum - group metal (PGM) catalysts currently used in fuel cell electrodes.

This is true, Zelenay noted, especially in the fuel cell cathode, where a relatively slow oxygen reduction reaction, or ORR, takes place that requires significant «loading» of platinum.

Jülich, 16 June 2013 — Efficient, robust and economic catalyst materials hold the key to achieving a breakthrough in fuel cell technology.

In a fuel cell that relies on bacteria found in wastewater, Rochester researchers have developed an electrode using a common household material: paper.

Analysis of the ionic conductive structure dependent on the layer thickness of the ultra-thin layers, gave additional valuable information about the polymers behavior in fuel cell electrodes.

Creating bare, two - metal particles provides insights into potential substitutes for costly platinum in fuel cell catalysts

Furthermore, ultra-thin, self - assembled layers on substrates of different surface energies were investigated on their morphology and ion conductive structure for modeling polymer structure in fuel cell electrodes.

«The catalyst we studied is the fastest of its type with hydrogen, but it still isn't fast enough to put in a fuel cell and drive down the road,» said Dr. Wendy Shaw, a biophysical chemist at PNNL.

Efficient, robust and economic catalyst materials hold the key to achieving a breakthrough in fuel cell technology.

That's what happens in a fuel cell.

In a fuel cell that relies on bacteria found in wastewater, Kara Bren, a professor of chemistry, and Peter Lamberg, a postdoctoral fellow, have developed an electrode using a common household material: paper.

I can store hydrogen in a fuel cell and get all the energy out.