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26 May 2011 Miniaturized real-time monitor for fuel cell leak applications
Manal Beshay, Jai Ganesh Chandra Sekhar, Jesús Delgado Alonso, Christopher Boehr, Robert A. Lieberman
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Abstract
The intrinsically safe detection of hydrogen leaks in fuel cell vehicles (FCV) is critical for ensuring system operational safety. An early indication of a leak will not only trigger an alarm in unsafe situations, but will also dramatically reduce the risk and cost associated with fuel cell malfunction. This paper discusses the development of hydrogen leak detection technology that is suitable for onboard, real-time, and intrinsically safe monitoring of fuel cells. This technique offers FCV onboard sensing requirements with a sensitivity of 0.05% (500 ppm) in air, a response time of 3-5 seconds, operation at 5-90%RH and 0-55°C, and power consumption ≤0.5 watts.
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Manal Beshay, Jai Ganesh Chandra Sekhar, Jesús Delgado Alonso, Christopher Boehr, and Robert A. Lieberman "Miniaturized real-time monitor for fuel cell leak applications", Proc. SPIE 8026, Photonic Applications for Aerospace, Transportation, and Harsh Environment II, 802606 (26 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.887137
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KEYWORDS
Hydrogen

Sensors

Information operations

Carbon monoxide

Glasses

Humidity

NOx

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