Argonne's partial-oxidation reformer (APOR) is a compact, lightweight, rapid-start, and dynamically responsive device to convert liquid fuels to H(sub 2) for use in automotive fuel cells. An APOR catalyst for methanol has been developed and tested; catalysts for other fuels are being evaluated. Simple in design, operation, and control, the APOR can help develop efficient fuel cell propulsion systems.
Low-temperature partial oxidation reforming of fuels for transportation fuel cell systems
1996
14 pages
Report
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English
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