Controlling oxygen concentration in fuel cell cooling water loops
CA 1309130 C · Owner: D'Aquila, Daniel L. · Inventors: Grasso, Albert P.; Misage, Robert J.; D'Aquila, Daniel L.
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Controlling Oxygen Concentrations in Fuel Cell Cooling Water Loops, In order to achieve good stack water chemistry and minimize corrosion in a fuel cell stack water cooling loop the oxygen concentration in the water must remain within a relatively narrow range. Stacks using steam separators produce water in the separators which is relatively devoid of oxygen. Makeup water is used to replace the steam lost from the separator, which makeup water is relatively rich in oxygen. The flow rates of the makeup water and steam separator water are controlled to produce a proper oxygen concentration in the recirculated coolant water. Some of the makeup water will be added directly into the steam …
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- Granted October 20, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 20, 2009.
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