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Design your own Fuel Cell
(1) Field of its application
and engineering requirements
(2) Selection of Fuel, oxidizer
- background of selection and logistics
(3) Electro-chemical reaction
(4) Description of design and structure
(5) Characteristic features compared to other types of power generation or storage
(6) Expected benefit to use the selected system
(7) Conclusion
(1) Due - Mar. 28 (Wed)
(2) Elect team leader
(3) Team leaders collect photos (150 x 200 pixel) of team members and bring the consent of term project title then email submission to the instructor for the team registration
Team - A : Space - The Final Fueltier
Our goal is to design a fuel cell that could be implemented as an energy source into satellites. This fuel cell should be efficient and be able to last for a long period of time.
Team - B : Solar Farm Fuel Cell
Our goal is to design a fuel cell system that works in conjunction with solar farms. The fuel cell will help solve the issue of intermittent power generation.
Team - C : Military Operations Fuel Cell
Team - D : Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Scooters
Our goal is to design a fuel cell that can be utilized for scooters and bikes. This fuel cell will allow the scooter/bike to travel longer distances, store more than 5kg of hydrogen, and be more efficient.
Team - E : Microbial fuel cells (MFC’s) to generate power in refugee camps and disaster prone areas
The goal of our project is to design microbial fuel cells (MFC’s) to generate power in refugee camps and disaster prone areas. We plan on using the bacteria in human waste to generate power.
Team - F : Fuel Cell powered Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
Our goal is to design a fuel cell powered Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). The use of the fuel cell will allow the UAV to fly farther for missions before refueling.
Team - G : Fuel Cells in Consumer Electronics
Team - H : Fuel Cell Powered Generator
Our goal is to design a fuel cell powered generator used at homes. The designed generator will be more efficient than the ones powered by gasoline and save money.
Team - I : Metal Air Fuel Cell for Emergency Situations
Our goal is to design a fuel cell that can be used in emergency situations, such as crashes and earthquakes. We hope to create a fuel cell that can be used to power important survival devices such as lights, radios, and cell phones.
Team - J : RVFC - Recreational Vehicle Fuel Cell
Our goal is to design a fuel cell to replace both the engine and electricity source (traditionally a battery bank and generator) in an RV. This should make the overall system more efficient and provide a greater amount of energy when the RV is stationary.
Team - K : Solar-Hydrolytic Cell for Military Use
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