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creators_name: Jalauddin, Z.
creators_name: Nor, N.M.
creators_name: Ibrahim, T.
creators_name: Sin, Y.T.
title: Effectiveness of the polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell in high humidity climate
ispublished: pub
keywords: Alternative energy; Electrolysis process; Electrolyzers; Generate electricity; Green innovations; Hydrogen gas; Polymer exchange membrane fuel cells; Solar panels, Atmospheric pressure; Carbon dioxide; Efficiency; Electric generators; Electrolytic cells; Fish ponds; Greenhouse gases; Hydrogen; Solar concentrators, Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC)
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abstract: The hydrogen gas can be used as an alternative energy to replace the fossil fuel to generate the electricity. The hydrogen gas produced will be used to generate electricity by using the Polymer Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell (PEMFC). A green innovation model to produce the hydrogen gas from the electrolysis process by using a solar panel and electrolyzer is presented in this paper. This project is green friendly and can save the world from the pollution because there is no emission of the greenhouse gas such as CO2. The results obtained from the several test conducted had shown that air pressure and humidity effect in the high humidity climate are the parameters would found to have the significant effect to the performance of PEMFC. The experimental results are analyzed to prove effectiveness of the system. Prototype model using the solar electrolyzer and PEMFC is applied to the hybrid car and air pump for fish pond. © 2012 IFSA.
date: 2012
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full_text_status: none
publication: Sensors and Transducers
volume: 17
number: SPL 12
pagerange: 234-246
refereed: TRUE
issn: 17265479
citation:   Jalauddin, Z. and Nor, N.M. and Ibrahim, T. and Sin, Y.T.  (2012) Effectiveness of the polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell in high humidity climate.  Sensors and Transducers, 17 (SPL 12).  pp. 234-246.  ISSN 17265479