Parameters to be used in Fuel cell Module

- May 23, 2022 at 11:18 am
  
  Amar032
  Subscriber
  
  Hello all
  I am working on flow field designs of PEMFC. I have tried using parameters from the literature, but couldn't match with Lin **** (2003) model.
  Especially, I am confused with Ref.Current Density, Ref. Concentration and Exchange coefficients, which values to be considered?
  Are there any standard values in literature? OR Do I have to calculate?
  if there are any articles available to meet my requirement, please share me the articles.
  Thank you in advance.
- July 18, 2022 at 10:15 pm
  
  RK
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hello,
  You should be able to find the equations involving the reference temperature and other values. To determine how to find reference values, a google search on to choose reference values for battery simulations should give you good articles.
  You could also refer to this section of the user's guide : 21.1.2. Electrochemistry Modeling (ansys.com) and 28.1. Using the PEMFC Model (ansys.com)

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