Abstract: A fuel cell system includes a fuel supply unit for supplying fuel, an air supply unit for supplying air, and a stack for allowing hydrogen and oxygen supplied from the fuel supply unit and the air supply unit, respectively, to electrochemically react with each other and generating electrical energy. The stack has a membrane-electrode assembly and separators disposed at both sides of the membrane-electrode assembly. Each of the separators has a fuel passage and an air passage, and the total volume of the air passage is greater than the total volume of the fuel passage.

Abstract: A fuel cell system includes a reformer for generating hydrogen gas from fuel containing hydrogen using a chemical catalytic reaction and thermal energy. At least one electricity generator generates electrical energy by an electrochemical reaction of the hydrogen gas and oxygen. A fuel supply assembly supplies fuel to the reformer, and an oxygen supply assembly supplies oxygen to the at least one electricity generator. A heat exchanger is connected to the reformer and to the at least one electricity generator. The heat exchanger supplies thermal energy of the reformer, during initial operation of the system, to the at least one electricity generator so as to pre-heat the at least one electricity generator.

Abstract: The present invention provides a fuel cell system that includes a stack that has at least one electricity generating unit that generates electricity through a reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, a fuel supplier that provides fuel containing hydrogen to the electricity generating unit, an air supplier that provides air to the electricity generating unit, and an insulating unit that surrounds exposed outer surfaces of the stack.

Abstract: A fuel cell system optimizing the ratio of width of a channel to a width of a rib forming a passage for supplying fuel and air, the ratio of width thereof to a height of a channel, and the number of passages, thereby improving the fuel diffusing performance and reducing a pressure drop therein is provided. The fuel cell system includes at least one stack for generating electrical energy by an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, a fuel supply portion for supplying fuel to the stack, and an oxygen supply portion for supplying oxygen to the stack. The stack is formed into a stacked configuration having a plurality of membrane electrode assemblies separated by separators. The separators have ribs which closely contact the adjacent membrane electrode assemblies and form channels through which the oxygen and hydrogen flow. The ratio of the width of a channel to the height of the same is between about 0.6 and about 0.8.

Abstract: A fuel cell system that includes at least one electricity generator that generates electric energy through electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, a reformer that generates hydrogen gas by reforming fuel containing hydrogen and supplies the hydrogen gas to the electricity generator, a fuel supply unit which supplies the fuel to the reformer, and an oxygen supply unit which supplies oxygen to the electricity generator and the reformer. The reformer includes a double pipe lines that are arranged concentrically and have independent flow paths through which fuel passes, and catalytic layers that are formed in the flow paths, generate thermal energy through chemical catalytic reaction, and generate hydrogen gas from the fuel.

Abstract: A fuel cell system includes a fuel supply unit for supplying fuel, an air supply unit for supplying air, and a stack for generating electric energy through an electro-chemical reaction between hydrogen supplied from the fuel supply unit and oxygen supplied from the air supply unit. The stack includes a membrane-electrode assembly and separators disposed on both sides of the membrane-electrode assembly. Each of the separators has a pathway for transferring the air or the hydrogen, and a ratio of the width to the depth of the pathway is within a range from 0.7 to 1.3.

Abstract: A fuel cell system includes a stack having an electricity generator for receiving fuel and air to generate electrical energy, a fuel supply unit for supplying the fuel to the stack, a housing in which the stack is mounted, a fan unit for supplying external air to the interior of the housing for cooling the electricity generator, and a region wherein air heated while cooling the electricity generator and air discharged from the stack and containing moisture are mixed. The air that is mixed in the region is discharged from the region.

Abstract: The present invention is a stacked fuel cell system which is formed by stacking a plurality of electricity generators, each electricity generator having a membrane-electrode assembly and a separator provided with the membrane-electrode assembly. The stack comprises an aligner which is disposed at least one portion of the separator and which couples and aligns the plurality of electricity generators.

Abstract: A fuel cell system includes at least one electricity generator which generates electric energy through electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, a fuel supply unit which supplies fuel containing hydrogen to the electricity generator, and an oxygen source which supplies oxygen to the at least one electricity generator. The fuel supply unit comprises an outer tank defining an inner space, and an inner fuel storage tank with deformable walls which is provided in the inner space of the outer tank to store fuel. Fuel is discharged from the inner fuel storage tank by the deformation of the inner fuel storage tank by applying a compressive force to the inner space of the outer tank through the use of a biasing mechanism.

Abstract: A cooling apparatus of a fuel cell system includes a housing for providing a space for receiving an electricity generating unit and a cooling medium supply unit connected to the housing to supply the cooling medium to the electricity generating unit. The housing has a body having a space for receiving the electricity generating unit. A guide section is connected to the body to collect the cooling medium passing through electricity generating unit. An exhaust unit is connected to the guide section to exhaust the cooling medium to outside of the housing.

Abstract: A method for preparing poly(2,5-benzimidazole) whereby 3,4-diaminobenzoic acid is polymerized using a dehydrating reagent containing P2O5 and CX3SO3H where X is H or F. The poly(2,5-benzimidazole) has good proton conductivity and low methanol permeability, and therefore can be used as a polymer electrolyte membrane for a fuel cell.

Abstract: A composite material for a bipolar plate of fuel cells is comprised of conductive carbon dispersed in polybenzoxazine matrix. The present invention also provides a composite material for preparing a bipolar plate for fuel cells comprising a polymer where a volume reduction percent is less than 5%, preferably 3%, and more preferably 1% after polymerization of the monomers with respect to total volume of the monomers before the polymerization thereof, and conductive carbon. The polymers of the present invention have good workability since there is little volume change during polymerization, and good mechanical and chemical properties, and they can be manufactured at a low cost.

Abstract: A bipolar plate for a fuel cell which is opposed to at least one electrode and having gas fluid flow channels formed therein is made of a polymer having conductive carbon dispersed therein, the conductive carbon having an interplanar spacing d002 of more than 3.4 ? by X-ray diffraction and having a specific surface area equal to or greater than 4 m2/g. A contact area ratio between gas of the fluid flow channels of the bipolar plate and the at least one electrode is in a range of 40 to 70% of the total area of the bipolar plate.

Abstract: This invention relates to compounds of the formula 1 1

Abstract: This invention relates to compounds of the formula 1 1

Abstract: The present writing relates to a novel fiber-reactive dye of the formula wherein R11, D, R0, X and Z are as defined in the specification. The novel dye according to the present writing can be used in dyeing and printing fibre materials, especially, cellulosic fibre materials by a general fixing method, and a good adsorbing/fixing rate and an excellent fastness to light and wet treatment.

Abstract: The present writing relates to a novel fiber-reactive dye of the formula 1

Abstract: A plasma etching chamber of a plasma etching apparatus used in an etching process for manufacturing a photomask and a method for manufacturing a photomask using the same. The plasma etching chamber includes an electrode having a supporting surface for supporting a photomask substrate and a top surface surrounding the supporting surface, a heat transfer element installed along a peripheral edge of the supporting surface, and a heater for supplying heat to the heat transfer element. In the method for manufacturing a photomask, a shading layer is formed on a transparent substrate. A photoresist layer pattern is formed on the shading layer to partially expose the shading layer. The shading layer is etched to form a shading layer pattern, using plasma with the photoresist layer pattern as an etching mask, under a state in which the temperature of at least one portion of the peripheral edge of the transparent substrate is maintained higher than a temperature at a center of the transparent substrate.

Abstract: The invention provides benzo[b]thiophene compounds, formulations, and methods of inhibiting bone loss or bone resorption, particularly osteoporosis, and cardiovascular-related pathological conditions including hyperlipidemia and related cardiovascular pathologies.

Abstract: The invention relates to dicyclic metal complex formazan dye derivatives and processes for producing compositions and for using them in dyeing processes.