High Temperature PEM Fuel Cells
High Temperature Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (HTPEM) fuel cells are electrical batteries operated by a proton exchange of hydrogen and air through a Membrane Electrode Assembly (MEA).
Hydrogen fuel cells' only emission is water vapour, making the environmental impact one of the world's cleanest. Fuel cells are currently one of the leading technologies within the field of long-term reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.
To learn more about fuel cells, read our introduction below:
Danish Power Systems has built up profound expertise and state-of-the-art know-how within the field of HTPEM fuel cells.
Advantages of Danish Power Systems' Fuel Cells:
Unique cost effective PBI-blends
Acid doped membrane, which lead to:
- excellent chemical, thermal and mechanical stability electrolyte membranes
- high proton conductivity over 0.01 S/cm at 150-200°C with nearly zero water drag coefficients
Danish Power Systems Performance:
- up to 200°C under ambient pressure
- no humidification
- very high CO tolerance (up to 3%) at 150-200°C
- lifetime >15000 hours by continuous operation
- tested >140 start-up cycles for 7000 hours
Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEA) from Danish Power Systems are available in a number of standard sizes.
To learn more about Danish Power Systems' MEA see document below:
