Two-phase computational modelling of a membraneless microfluidic fuel cell with a flow-through porous anode

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This paper reports the fabrication and characterization of a new concept of flow-through anode for membraneless laminar flow fuel cell (LFFC). To establish a reference case, a fuel cell with flow over and planar anode was fabricated as well. Experimental results indicated that maximum power density was improved from 17 mW/cm2 in planar design to 23 mW/cm2 using the flow-through design. The higher power density of flow-through design is an indicative of higher fuel utilization in the porous anode. Images of the flow obtained experimentally showed that mixing was reduced at the liquid-liquid interface in the channel with flow-through anode leading to increased fuel concentration over anode.


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In this paper, the design and performance of a flow-through microfluidic fuel cell with carbon-based electrodes is presented. Our preliminary results include the use of Toray TGP-H-090 carbon paper as our porous carbon electrodes. The cell exhibited a maximum power density of 0.12 mW/cm2 and an open cell potential of 1.2 V, and a discussion of this performance is provided. The vanadium redox species is employed as fuel (V2+) and oxidant (VO2+) due to its ability to naturally react on bare carbon, eliminating the need for additional catalysts. Our future work will include the investigation of carbon foam electrodes with grades of 45, 80, and 100 pores per linear inch (PPI).


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