Bränslecellssystemen
Bränslecellssystemen, commonly referred to as fuel cell systems in English, are electrochemical devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through a chemical reaction with an oxidizing agent. The most common fuel used is hydrogen, and the oxidizing agent is oxygen from the air. The process is similar to a battery, but instead of discharging stored energy, fuel cell systems continuously produce electricity as long as fuel is supplied.
A typical fuel cell system consists of several key components. The heart of the system is the
In addition to the fuel cell stack, a complete fuel cell system includes a fuel processing unit
Bränslecellssystemen offer several advantages, including high efficiency, low or zero emissions at the point of use