Abstract: The invention relates to fuel cell non-humidification operation, specifically to—a method on dry operation condition selection, wherein under condition of inputting dry gas, applying predetermined temperature, pressure and the input flow of the dry gas and detecting the temporary current-voltage curve of the cell. The selection method of this invention can realize steady operation of the cell under non-humidification condition and avoid the dehydration problem of the membrane under the dry gas as well as the “flood” phenomena. The present invention can be applied to not only normal temperature work condition, but also the start and run of the fuel cell under zero degree temperature condition especially. It can simplify the system of the fuel cell and therefore improve the development of the fuel cell.

Abstract: The invention relates to fuel cell non-humidification operation, specifically to—a method on dry operation condition selection, wherein under condition of inputting dry gas, applying predetermined temperature, pressure and the input flow of the dry gas and detecting the temporary current-voltage curve of the cell. The selection method of this invention can realize steady operation of the cell under non-humidification condition and avoid the dehydration problem of the membrane under the dry gas as well as the “flood” phenomena. The present invention can be applied to not only normal temperature work condition, but also the start and run of the fuel cell under zero degree temperature condition especially. It can simplify the system of the fuel cell and therefore improve the development of the fuel cell.

Abstract: A supported electrochemical catalyst used to produce a proton exchange membrane fuel cell, the supported anode catalyst including an electrically conductive support and Pt/Ni based alloy nanoparticles. The supported electrochemical catalyst can be synthesized using an improved microwave-irradiated polyol (IMIP) method, and a heat treating method while being subjected to a reduction reaction under an inert environment. The catalyst exhibits an improved carbon monoxide (CO) tolerance and high activity with respect to a hydrogen oxidation reaction. In addition, the manufacturing method for the supported electrochemical catalyst is simple, environmentally friendly, quick, and inexpensive.

Abstract: A method of preparing electrochemical catalyst for proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEFC), more particularly, a method of preparing a nano-sized, Pt-based bi-component or multi-component electrochemical catalyst for an anode and a cathode of PEFC that enables preparation of an electrochemical catalyst for PEFC, which has high activity, is simply prepared, and has active components uniformly distributed therein.

Abstract: A CO tolerant electrochemical catalyst for proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEFC) and a method of preparing includes a PtAu-MxOy/C supported electrochemical catalyst for the PEFC. The electrochemical catalyst has high catalytic activity and has uniformly distributed active components. The method is simple, is easily managed, and is environmentally friendly.