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| Chapter 1 | Multiple transport processes in solid oxide fuel cells |
| Introduction; Thermodynamic and electrochemical fundamentals for solid oxide fuel cells; Electrical potential losses; Computer modeling of a tubular SOFC; Concluding remarks | |
| Chapter 2 | Numerical models for planar solid oxide fuel cells |
| Introduction ; Computer schemes; Stack models ; Closure | |
| Chapter 3 | Electrochemical and thermo-fluid modeling of a tubular solid oxide fuel cell with accompanying indirect internal fuel reforming |
| Introduction ; General remarks on the mechanism of IIR-T-SOFC ; Numerical modelling ; Results and discussion ; Conclusions | |
| Chapter 4 | On heat and mass transfer phenomena in PEMFC and SOFC and modeling approaches |
| Introduction ; Fuel cell modeling development; Main processes in SOFCs and PEMFCs ; Processes and issues in SOFC and PEMFC ; Modeling methodologies for transport processes in SOFC and PEMFC ; Results and discussions ; C onclusions | |
| Chapter 5 | Two-phase transport in porous gas diffusion electrodes |
| Introduction ; Single-phase transport ; Two-phase systems ; Multiphase flow models ; Outstanding issues and conclusions | |
| Chapter 6 | Numerical simulation of proton exchange membrane fuel cell |
| Introduction ; One-dimensional (1-D) model | |
| Chapter 7 | Mathematical modeling of fuel cells: from analysis to numerics |
| Introduction ; PEFC ; DMFC ; Conclusions | |
| Chapter 8 | Modeling of PEM fuel cell stacks with hydraulic network approach |
| Introduction ; Model formulation ; Numerical procedure; Results and discussion; Conclusions | |
| Chapter 9 | Two-phase microfluidics, heat and mass transport in direct methanol fuel cells |
| Introduction; Fundamentals of DMFC ; Two-phase flow phenomena ; Mass transport phenomena; Heat transport; Mathematical modeling and experimental diagnostics ; Application: micro DMFC ; Summary and outlook | |