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 Glenn
Research Center
1990 Phase II
Electrocatalysts
for High Efficiency Solid Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell
Physical
Sciences, Inc.
Andover, MA
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INNOVATION
Electrochemical
catalyzation (ECC) technique for producing high performance proton-exchange
membrane electrodes
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PSI's Electrochemical Catalyzation Process
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Improved ECC process
- Application to high surface
area, high utilization, high catalyst loading electrodes demonstrated
- Specific activity improvement
demonstrated
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- The improved process is being
qualified for commercial fuel cells by manufacturers that
include International Fuel Cells and Energy Partners
- Phase III funding of $190K obtained
from the Department of Energy and the State of Florida
- ECC Technology can be used to
develop and manufacture lower cost, higher performance Polymer-Electrolyte
membrane (PEM) fuel cells
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- Applications include long term
Lunar and Mars missions, underwater autonomous vehicle propulsion,
and terrestrial remote, and portable power
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