Evaluation of two regenerative fuel cell (RFC) systems was begun in-house, and under contracts and grants. The passive hydrogen-oxygen RFC offers the possibility of a high-energy density, long-life storage system for geosynchronous Earth orbit missions. The hydrogen-bromine RFC offers the combination of high efficiency and moderate energy density that could ideally suit low Earth orbit missions if successfully developed. Either or both of these systems would be attractive additions to the storage options available to designers of future missions.
NASA Lewis Evaluation of Regenerative Fuel Cell (RFC) Systems
1986-09-01
Conference paper
No indication
English
Regenerative operation of the NASA symmetrical support solid oxide fuel cell
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