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Study on Hydroforming Mechanism of Titanium Bipolar Plates for Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Power Generation Technology   Vol. 46, Issue 4, Pages: 727-736(2025)
New Power System|Updated:2026-06-29
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    • Study on Hydroforming Mechanism of Titanium Bipolar Plates for Hydrogen Fuel Cells

    • “The machining difficulty of titanium bipolar plates is high due to material anisotropy. "Hydraulic forming technology has been commercially applied in the field of bipolar plate forming abroad, but there is relatively little research in China." The research team revealed the control relationship between process parameters and forming quality, providing theoretical basis for the optimization of metal bipolar plate forming technology.”
    • DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.23127    

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    • Revised:2024-07-01,

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