ExpertiseUpdated on 29 January 2024
Nanofiber based proton/anion exchange membrane for fuel cells/electrolyzers
About
Membranes are the heart of both electrolyzer systems where hydrogen is produced and fuel cell systems where electrical energy is produced directly from hydrogen energy. These membranes are high-tech membranes with high added value, and they function similarly to ion exchange membranes. Although high cost is one of the biggest problems in commercial membranes prepared by normal casting method, performance, strength and production sustainability are the features that need to be improved.
So what are we doing? Nanofiber membranes developed with machine learning and artificial intelligence-based performance optimization solutions; will provide up to 10 times higher performance and have a 20% lower cost. Nanofiber membranes that can be used in electrolyzer/fuel cell systems are not PFSA-based, and efforts are being made to minimize their negative effects on the environment.
Field
- HYDROGEN END USES: TRANSPORT APPLICATIONS (PEMFC, Heavy Duty, Maritime and Shipping Applications etc)
Organisation
Similar opportunities
Expertise
- HYDROGEN END USES: CLEAN HEAT AND POWER
- HYDROGEN END USES: TRANSPORT APPLICATIONS (PEMFC, Heavy Duty, Maritime and Shipping Applications etc)
Fatih Piskin
Assoc. Professor at Mugla Sitki Kocman University
Mugla, Türkiye
Expertise
Chemical and ICT tools customised for HYDROGEN
- Large-scale Hydrogen Valley
- HYDROGEN END USES: CLEAN HEAT AND POWER
- HYDROGEN END USES: TRANSPORT APPLICATIONS (PEMFC, Heavy Duty, Maritime and Shipping Applications etc)
- RENEWABLE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION (PCCEL, AEMEL, Seawater Electrolysis, Development Tools for Electrolysers etc..)
- HYDROGEN STORAGE and DISTRIBUTION (Large Scale Storage Sollutions, Storage and Utilization in Industrial and Commercial Applications, Storage in Porous Media Geological Formations, Refuelling Stations etc…)
Pedro Caballero-Lozano
International Programmes Manager at Fundación CARTIF
Valladolid, Spain
Expertise
Synthesis of anion exchange membrane and development of catalysts for alkaline water electrolyser
- Small-scale Hydrogen Valley
- RENEWABLE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION (PCCEL, AEMEL, Seawater Electrolysis, Development Tools for Electrolysers etc..)
Gülfeza Kardaş
Prof. Dr. at Çukurova University
Adana, Türkiye