Korea Institute of Energy Research

Byung Chan Bae

Min Jin Kim

Tae-hyun Yang

Chang-Soo Kim

Seok-hee Park

Gu-gon Park

Sung-dae Yim

Won-yong Lee

Young-jun Sohn

Young-Woo Choi

Young-Gi Yoon

Tae Hyun Yang

Seok Hee Park

Gu Gon Park

Young Jun Sohn

Sung Dae Yim

Seung Gon Kim

Chang Soo Kim

Hye Jin Lee

Dong Won Shin

Hwan Yeong Oh

Won Yong Lee

Seung Hee Woo

So Jeong Lee

Yoon Young Choi

Sung Hee Shin

Seong Hun Cho

Kwang Hyun Chang

Eun Ja Lim

A hierarchical fault classification method for a fuel cell system, a multi-stage fault diagnosis method therefor, and a fault diagnosis device therefor are disclosed. The fuel cell system is divided into a subsystem, a component, and an element step by step. The multi-stage fault diagnosis method includes detecting a subsystem, a fault of which occurs, in the fuel cell system composed of a plurality of subsystems and detecting an upper-level component, which causes the fault, among upper-level components included in the subsystem, the fault of which occurs, using measurement data and a control signal.

Method and apparatus for multi-stage fault diagnosis of fuel cell systems

Provided is a method for manufacturing a membrane-electrode assembly. The method includes forming an electrode layer, preparing a porous support layer, and positioning the electrode layer on each of both surfaces of the porous support layer and hot-pressing the electrode layer positioned on the both surfaces. The forming of the electrode layer incudes forming a functional layer including a hydrogen ion conductive binder resin on at least a portion of an electrode catalyst layer, and forming an electrolyte layer on at least a portion of the functional layer. The preparing of the porous support layer includes performing a pretreatment process by impregnating the porous support layer with a pretreatment composition, and the performing of the pretreatment process includes dipping the porous support layer in a first pretreatment composition and then drying the porous support layer, and dipping the porous support layer after drying in a second pretreatment composition.

Membrane-electrode assembly and method for manufacturing the same

Provided are a metal oxide-carbon nanomaterial composite, a method of preparing the metal oxide-carbon nanomaterial composite, a catalyst, a method of preparing the catalyst, and a catalyst layer that includes the catalyst and that is used for fuel cell electrodes. The metal oxide-carbon nanomaterial composite includes a metal oxide particle having a specific surface area of 5 square meters per gram (m2/g) or less, and a carbon nanomaterial formed on a surface of the metal oxide particle. The catalyst includes a metal oxide-carbon nanomaterial composite in which a carbon nanomaterial is formed on a metal oxide particle, and an active metal particle formed on a surface of the carbon nanomaterial.

Metal oxide-carbon nanomaterial composite, method of preparing the same, catalyst, method of preparing the same, and catalyst layer for fuel cell electrodes

Provided are an apparatus and a method for managing a fuel cell vehicle system, and more particularly, an apparatus and a method for managing a fuel cell vehicle system capable of optimally maintaining a driving method based on environmental information and product information.

Apparatus and method for managing fuel cell vehicle system

Provided are an apparatus and a method for managing a stationary fuel cell system, and more particularly, an apparatus and a method for managing a stationary fuel cell system capable of optimally maintaining a driving method based on environmental information and product information.

Apparatus and method for managing stationary fuel cell system

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Daejeon, South Korea

Byung Chan Bae