Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a heteroaryl derivative and uses thereof. The heteroaryl derivative of the present disclosure exhibits excellent inhibitory activity against EGFR and/or HER2, and thus may be usefully employed as a therapeutic agent for EGFR- and/or HER2-related diseases.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a heteroaryl derivative and uses thereof. The heteroaryl derivative of the present disclosure exhibits excellent inhibitory activity against EGFR and/or HER2, and thus may be usefully employed as a therapeutic agent for EGFR- and/or HER2-related diseases.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to startup and cold shutdown (CSD) of a multi-module fuel cell power generating system. According to the present disclosure, a first fuel cell module may supply electric power that is required for startup and cold shutdown of a second fuel cell module, and the second fuel cell module may perform the startup or cold shutdown of the second fuel cell module by using the electric power supplied from the first fuel cell module. According to the present disclosure, the numbers of high-voltage batteries, low-voltage batteries and bi-directional low voltage DC-DC converters (BLDCs) used for multi-module fuel cell power generation may be reduced and control complexity may be reduced.

Abstract: A controller and a controlling method of operating a fuel cell are provided. The controller for operating a fuel cell in a system, the system being configured to generate an output through the fuel cell and a battery, includes an input part configured to receive a system request output of a user, a calculating part configured to calculate a fuel cell output by excluding a battery output from the system request output of the user, the battery output being derived through a plurality of factors, the plurality of factors including residual available energy of the fuel cell, and an operating part configured to control the operation of the fuel cell in response to the fuel cell output calculated by the calculating part.

Abstract: A cooling control method of a fuel cell is provided. The method includes estimating a temperature of a separator based on heat exchange between the separator formed between unit cells of a fuel cell stack and coolant flowing through a cooling line between the separators. A ratio of coolant passing through a heat exchange device to coolant bypassing the heat exchange device is adjusted based on the estimated temperature of the separator. Additionally, a rotation speed of a pump for circulating coolant for cooling the fuel cell stack is adjusted based on the estimated temperature of the separator.

Abstract: A cooling control system and method for fuel cells are provided. The cooling control system includes a fuel cell, a cooling circulation line connected to the fuel cell to circulate cooling water for cooling the fuel cell therein and a cooling water pump provided on the cooling circulation line to adjust a circulation amount of the cooling water. A calculation unit calculates a thermal energy change of the fuel cell based on a heating value and an amount of radiant heat of the fuel cell. A controller operates the cooling water pump based on the calculated thermal energy change of the fuel cell.

Abstract: A cold start control method for a fuel cell is provided. The method includes determining whether a cold start condition upon start on is satisfied and estimating thawing energy required to thaw frozen moisture inside a fuel cell stack when the cold start condition has been satisfied. A thawing control SOC of a high-voltage battery is calculated based on the estimated thawing energy. The cooling water inside a cooling water line for cooling the fuel cell stack is heated by using a heater having received power from the high-voltage battery when the current SOC of the high-voltage battery is equal to or less than a thawing control SOC.

Abstract: A control system for fuel cell cooling is provided. The system includes a fuel cell stack, a coolant circulation line connected to the fuel cell stack, and a heat exchange device provided in the coolant circulation line. A bypass line bypasses the heat exchange device. A temperature adjusting device adjusts a ratio between coolant flowing into the heat exchange device of the coolant circulation line and coolant flowing into the bypass line. A temperature estimator estimates a temperature of the coolant of the coolant circulation line at a point before the bypass line joins the coolant circulation line after the coolant passes through the heat exchange device. An opening degree controller operates the temperature adjusting device using the temperature of the coolant estimated by the temperature estimator and the temperature of the coolant at a point at which the coolant flows into the fuel cell stack.

Abstract: A water content estimation method includes: measuring, by a temperature sensor, the temperature of coolant for cooling a fuel cell stack; calculating, by a water content calculator, a current heat capacity of the fuel cell stack based on the measured temperature of coolant; and estimating, by the water content calculator, a water content of the fuel cell stack based on the calculated current heat capacity of the fuel cell stack.

Abstract: A pinhole determination method for a fuel cell includes steps of blocking air supply to a fuel cell stack by a controller; measuring a cell voltage value of each of unit fuel cells of the fuel cell stack; and determining whether or not a pinhole is present by comparing the cell voltage value with an average cell voltage value.

Abstract: A fuel cell system having a fuel cell control module (FCU) and a method of controlling the same are provided. The method includes selecting one of at least one control parameter and learning system efficiency at each of at least one configurable candidate value of the selected control parameter based on supplied current by driving the fuel cell system. Additionally, the method includes determining a value of the selected control parameter by comparing the system efficiency at each of the at least one configurable candidate value of the selected control parameter with system efficiency corresponding to an initial performance index, at each of at least one predetermined representative current point. Thereby, efficiency of the fuel cell system is improved.

Abstract: A method of estimating hydrogen crossover loss of a fuel cell system including a stack for producing power through a reaction of hydrogen serving as fuel and air serving as an oxidizer includes driving the fuel cell system; estimating a hydrogen crossover rate right after a channel of an anode is purged; determining whether a cell voltage of a fuel cell is normal; and comparing the estimated hydrogen crossover rate with a predetermined reference value based on a result of the determining of whether the cell voltage of the fuel cell is normal to determine whether a pinhole or leakage occurs. Accordingly, whether a pinhole or leakage occurs in the fuel cell system may be more effectively sensed.

Abstract: A cooling control system and method for fuel cells are provided. The cooling control system includes a fuel cell, a cooling circulation line connected to the fuel cell to circulate cooling water for cooling the fuel cell therein and a cooling water pump provided on the cooling circulation line to adjust a circulation amount of the cooling water. A calculation unit calculates a thermal energy change of the fuel cell based on a heating value and an amount of radiant heat of the fuel cell. A controller operates the cooling water pump based on the calculated thermal energy change of the fuel cell.

Abstract: A control system for fuel cell cooling is provided. The system includes a fuel cell stack, a coolant circulation line connected to the fuel cell stack, and a heat exchange device provided in the coolant circulation line. A bypass line bypasses the heat exchange device. A temperature adjusting device adjusts a ratio between coolant flowing into the heat exchange device of the coolant circulation line and coolant flowing into the bypass line. A temperature estimator estimates a temperature of the coolant of the coolant circulation line at a point before the bypass line joins the coolant circulation line after the coolant passes through the heat exchange device. An opening degree controller operates the temperature adjusting device using the temperature of the coolant estimated by the temperature estimator and the temperature of the coolant at a point at which the coolant flows into the fuel cell stack.

Abstract: A cooling control method of a fuel cell is provided. The method includes estimating a temperature of a separator based on heat exchange between the separator formed between unit cells of a fuel cell stack and coolant flowing through a cooling line between the separators. A ratio of coolant passing through a heat exchange device to coolant bypassing the heat exchange device is adjusted based on the estimated temperature of the separator. Additionally, a rotation speed of a pump for circulating coolant for cooling the fuel cell stack is adjusted based on the estimated temperature of the separator.

Abstract: A cold start control method for a fuel cell is provided. The method includes determining whether a cold start condition upon start on is satisfied and estimating thawing energy required to thaw frozen moisture inside a fuel cell stack when the cold start condition has been satisfied. A thawing control SOC of a high-voltage battery is calculated based on the estimated thawing energy. The cooling water inside a cooling water line for cooling the fuel cell stack is heated by using a heater having received power from the high-voltage battery when the current SOC of the high-voltage battery is equal to or less than a thawing control SOC.

Abstract: A water content estimation method includes: measuring, by a temperature sensor, the temperature of coolant for cooling a fuel cell stack; calculating, by a water content calculator, a current heat capacity of the fuel cell stack based on the measured temperature of coolant; and estimating, by the water content calculator, a water content of the fuel cell stack based on the calculated current heat capacity of the fuel cell stack.

Abstract: A pinhole determination method for a fuel cell includes steps of: blocking air supply to a fuel cell stack by a controller; measuring a cell voltage value of each of unit fuel cells of the fuel cell stack; and determining whether or not a pinhole is present by comparing the cell voltage value with an average cell voltage value.

Abstract: A power distribution method and system for a fuel cell vehicle is provided. The method includes deducing an amount of moisture in a stack of a fuel cell, when a supply amount of air of the stack of the fuel cell is decreased and determining a state of the fuel cell based on the amount of moisture. Additionally, the method includes deducing allowance power of a regenerative braking of a driving motor using maximum power of the regenerative braking of an air compressor and chargeable power of a high voltage battery based on the determined state. The regenerative braking of the driving motor is then adjusted to prevent actual power of the regenerative braking of the driving motor from exceeding the allowance power of the regenerative braking.

Abstract: A pinhole determination method for a fuel cell includes steps of blocking air supply to a fuel cell stack by a controller; measuring a cell voltage value of each of unit fuel cells of the fuel cell stack; and determining whether or not a pinhole is present by comparing the cell voltage value with an average cell voltage value.