February 2nd, 2010

Neil Schulman
by Neil Schulman, Editor in Chief
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Knovel Engineering Cases feature the stories of engineers who have applied innovative theories and new technologies to both common and uncommon challenges. The following Engineering Case was posted on February 2, 2010

Fuel Cell Sizing Made Easy

By Jason M. Keith, Department of Chemical Engineering, Michigan Technological University

This article outlines some rules of thumb for fuel cells and describes the basic calculations required to size a fuel cell appropriately and determine hydrogen fuel requirements…. Read More >>

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