Industrial Technology Research Institute

Keng-Yang Chen

Li-Duan Tsai

Chien-Ming Lai

Kuo-Lun Huang

Chiu-Ping Huang

Mu-Hsi Sung

Sung-Chun Chang

Chu-Pi Jeng

Ta-Ching Hsiao

Kuo-Tung Huang

Wen-Hsuan Chao

Chiung-Hui Huang

Shan-Haw Chiou

Cheng-Hung San

Ping-Hsing Yang

Fu-Chi Wu

Chao-Jung Huang

Chih-Kun Lai

Jhy-Yeong Gau

Wan-Jue Chiang

Ching-Lung Tsai

A close-end fuel cell and an anode bipolar plate thereof are provided. The anode bipolar plate includes an airtight conductive frame and a conductive porous substrate disposed within the airtight conductive frame. In the airtight conductive frame, an edge of a first side has a fuel inlet, and an edge of a second side has a fuel outlet. The conductive porous substrate has at least one flow channel, where a first end of the flow channel communicates with the fuel inlet, a second end of the flow channel communicates with the fuel outlet. The flow channel is provided with a blocking part near the fuel inlet to divide the flow channel into two areas.

Close-end fuel cell and anode bipolar plate thereof

An air-cooling fuel cell stack includes fuel cells, wherein each of the fuel cells includes an anode bipolar plate, a cathode bipolar plate, a membrane electrode assembly (MEA) between the anode and cathode bipolar plates, and an anode sealing member. The MEA includes an anode side structure, a cathode side structure, and an ion conductive membrane (ICM), and the ICM is sandwiched between the anode side structure and the cathode side structure. The anode sealing member is disposed at a periphery of the anode side structure and sandwiched by the anode bipolar plate and the ICM. The anode sealing member includes a first sealing material and a second sealing material, a Shore hardness of the first sealing material is different from that of the second sealing material, and an arrangement direction of the first and second sealing materials is perpendicular to a compression direction of the plurality of fuel cells.

Air-cooling fuel cell stack

A method for removing boron is provided, which includes (a) mixing a carbon source material and a silicon source material in a chamber to form a solid state mixture, (b) heating the solid state mixture to a temperature of 1000&#xb0; C. to 1600&#xb0; C., and adjusting the pressure of the chamber to 1 torr to 100 torr. The method also includes (c) conducting a gas mixture of a first carrier gas and water vapor into the chamber to remove boron from the solid state mixture, and (d) conducting a second carrier gas into the chamber.

Apparatus for removing boron

A dispersion device is provided, including a container and a porous dispersion structure. The container has a first receiving space. The porous dispersion structure has at least three porous dispersion layers and has a second receiving space, wherein the porous dispersion structure is located in the first receiving space of the container.

Dispersion device and slurry dispersion system

Method for removing boron

An electrocatalyst is provided. The electrocatalyst includes Pd-containing metal nitride, wherein the metal is Co, Fe, Y, Lu, Sc, Ti, V, Cu, Ni, or a combination thereof. The molar ratio between the metal and Pd is greater than 0 and less than or equal to 0.8. A fuel cell utilizing the above electrocatalyst is further provided.

Electrocatalyst and fuel cell employing the same

A fuel supplying apparatus is proposed, having a fuel and a polymer to control rate of fuel release. When the fuel supplying apparatus is applied in a fuel cell, the rate of fuel release is controlled using the polymer to maintain fuel concentration in the fuel tank of the fuel cell within a certain range without additionally installing devices and tubes for controlling fuel concentration. Thus, operation efficiency of the fuel cell is improved.

Fuel supplying apparatus for a fuel cell which stabilizes fuel concentration

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Zhudong, Taiwan

Keng-Yang Chen