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SOFC vrs PEM Fuel Cells (Debate Forum)

An SI Board Since June 1999

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Emcee: GLE	Type: Unmoderated

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29	I can't say for sure if what the prior poster said made sense, and I don	Scoobah	-	7/3/1999
28	I think Steve feels threatened by the lack of regulatory requirements that woul	GLE	-	7/3/1999
27	The materials came from a Home Shopping Network junk sale and you got your plan	CH4	-	7/3/1999
26	Your review of PEM's is highly biased and inaccurate. rather than give you	Scoobah	-	7/3/1999
25	Each of the 5 types of fuel cells have their own specifications and methods of	CH4	-	7/3/1999
24	Basic fuel cell types: (clipped from "Fuel Cell Handbook") Poly	Scoobah	-	7/3/1999
23	As far as I know, any chemical that off gases hydrogen will need at least one.	Scoobah	-	7/2/1999
22	Steve: Are you sure that higher temperature fuel cells (carbonate and solid oxi	Sid Turtlman	-	7/1/1999
21	With every Fuel cell there is the need for two sensors, so somewhere along the	Scoobah	-	7/1/1999
20	From GLE's site: ... A significant advantage of the SOFC is that it does n	GLE	-	7/1/1999
19	The SOFC is simply not bothered with CO. Passes straight through.	Stephen O	-	6/30/1999
18	<i> With an SOFC you can leave the CO in with the hydrogen.</i> Do	Daniel Chisholm	-	6/30/1999
17	Stabilized Zirconia has a high oxygen ion conductivity which makes it suitable	CH4	-	6/30/1999
16	The reformer is an integral part of the SOFC and will be much cheaper than buil	Stephen O	-	6/30/1999
15	CH4: I am not known for being particularly pro-PEM, but in all fairness you can	Sid Turtlman	-	6/29/1999
14	Good stuff people.Here is some food for thought material costs:- Platinum $350	CH4	-	6/29/1999
13	PEM and phosphoric acid have efficiencies in the 30-40% range, depending on how	Sid Turtlman	-	6/28/1999
12	<i>A question on fuel efficiency.</i> On their website, Global The	Greg from Edmonton	-	6/28/1999
11	A question on fuel efficiency. I am interested in learning what sort of effici	Daniel Chisholm	-	6/28/1999
10	I don't respect your decision not to get hooked on phonics. aj	average joe	-	6/28/1999
9	Why did you leave off carbonate fuel cells which, for stationary power applicat	Sid Turtlman	-	6/27/1999
8	this sounds like an sofc vs PMS fuel cell site..hehe	blue_chip	-	6/27/1999
7	Could it be that we have a fair and just society? Could it be that we have qual	CH4	-	6/27/1999
6	Oh, I think so. Canadians invented the Jolly Jumper and the Avro Arrow - capcan	marcos	-	6/27/1999
5	GET SERIUOS fellow I Think this is great ,My big question is ,there are so man	Sam	-	6/27/1999

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