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A Review of Systems and Methodologies for the Fossil Fuel Removal Process
Pavle Boškoski, Boštjan Dolenc
Jožef Stefan Institute Department of Systems and Control Ljubljana Slovenia
Abstract: Fossil fuel removal is an impediment in the current world for which we have many systems and methodologies. Hydrogen-dependent technologies have the potential to do this task. In the applications, there are many issues even if it has potential in applications. We focused the solid-oxide fuel cells as they offer better efficiency and return for electric conversion. During operations, thermal stress and material degradation affect durability. We review the techniques, systems, and new achievements in diagnosis and overall health management.
Keywords: Fuel Cells, Hydrogen, Health Management A Review of Systems and Methodologies for the Fossil Fuel Removal Process
DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jdp/2023/13/2/38-50
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