18560055. METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A DRYING PROCESS OF A FUEL CELL SYSTEM simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)
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METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A DRYING PROCESS OF A FUEL CELL SYSTEM
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Jochen Braun of Heimsheim (DE)
Matthias Rink of Herrenberg (DE)
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A DRYING PROCESS OF A FUEL CELL SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18560055 titled 'METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A DRYING PROCESS OF A FUEL CELL SYSTEM
The invention pertains to a method for controlling the drying process of a fuel cell system, particularly during shutdown of the system, preferably in preparation for a start, especially a cold start.
- The method is designed to optimize the drying process of a fuel cell system to ensure efficient operation.
- It focuses on the shutdown phase of the system, crucial for preparing it for a subsequent start-up.
- The innovation aims to enhance the overall performance and longevity of the fuel cell system.
- By controlling the drying process effectively, the method contributes to the reliability and stability of the system.
- This technology can be particularly beneficial for fuel cell systems used in automotive applications or stationary power generation.
Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for fuel cell vehicles - Stationary power generation for residential or commercial use - Portable fuel cell systems for outdoor activities or emergency power supply
Problems Solved: - Ensures proper drying of the fuel cell system during shutdown - Improves the efficiency and reliability of the system - Facilitates smooth start-up, especially in cold conditions
Benefits: - Enhanced performance and longevity of the fuel cell system - Improved reliability and stability during operation - Energy efficiency and reduced maintenance costs
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Drying Control Method for Fuel Cell Systems This technology can be utilized in the automotive industry for fuel cell vehicles, stationary power generation for residential or commercial use, and portable fuel cell systems for various applications. The market implications include increased demand for fuel cell systems with improved efficiency and reliability.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this method differ from traditional drying processes in fuel cell systems? - The method optimizes the drying process specifically during shutdown to prepare for start-up, ensuring efficient operation. 2. What are the key advantages of controlling the drying process in a fuel cell system? - By controlling the drying process effectively, the method enhances performance, reliability, and stability, contributing to the longevity of the system.
Original Abstract Submitted
The invention relates to a method for controlling a drying process of a fuel cell system (), in particular during shutdown of the fuel cell system (), preferably in preparation for a start, in particular a cold start, of the fuel cell system (), said method
