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Simulation and Analysis of Steady State Characteristics of Hundred Kilowatt Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Combined Heat and Power System Based on Hydrogen Production From Natural Gas
Power Generation Technology Vol. 44, Issue 3, Pages: 350-360(2023)
Key technologies of green hydrogen preparation, storage and multi-scenario application|Updated:2025-06-06
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Simulation and Analysis of Steady State Characteristics of Hundred Kilowatt Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Combined Heat and Power System Based on Hydrogen Production From Natural Gas
- “In the field of energy, experts have established a hundred kilowatt PEMFC cogeneration system model based on the Aspen Plus platform, analyzed the impact of equipment operating parameters on system performance, and provided reference for adjusting working parameters to achieve a reasonable ratio of thermoelectric output.”
DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.22078
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