Development of 250W Methanol Fuel Cell for Marine Applications

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Title
Development of 250W Methanol Fuel Cell for Marine Applications

CoPED ID
3510eb56-9975-4e47-80c9-2ae918cd9327

Status
Closed


Value
£187,054

Start Date
May 31, 2013

End Date
May 30, 2014

Description

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This 12 month feasibility project, led by UPS Systems plc, one of the UK’s leading standby power supply and fuel cell system integration companies examines the feasibility of developing a fully modular, methanol fuel cell system (DMFCs) for application within the mid-range boat and yacht sector. DMFC stacks with a 250W power output capability will be supplied under sub-contract by Baltic Fuel Cells GmbH. The modular approach is designed to meet the unmet market need for a marine proofed low-noise, low-emission auxiliary power supply, configured to allow self-maintenance with easy replaced components and integrated into existing on-board computer systems both to monitor/measure power output and to diagnose system failure with in-built maintenance instructions. Methanol based fuel cell are appropriate for marine application because of their light-weight and fuel storage requirements. Current DMFC systems do not have the required power output

U.P.S Systems Plc LEAD_ORG
U.P.S Systems Plc PARTICIPANT_ORG

Karen Sperrey PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Fuel cells
  2. Fuels
  3. Modularity
  4. Power units
  5. Auxiliary supplies
  6. Mariners
  7. Methanol
  8. Electrical engineering
  9. Production of electricity

Extracted key phrases
  1. Fuel cell system integration company
  2. Methanol fuel cell system
  3. Methanol Fuel Cell
  4. Leading standby power supply
  5. Emission auxiliary power supply
  6. Month feasibility project
  7. Power output capability
  8. Marine Applications
  9. Measure power output
  10. Current DMFC system
  11. Baltic Fuel Cells
  12. Development
  13. Board computer system
  14. Fuel storage requirement
  15. UPS Systems plc

Related Pages

UKRI project entry

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