Potential of Cr2AlC Ternary Carbide as Material for Bipolar Plate in PEMFC

Jayamani Jayaraj; Jae Ho Han; Sang Whan Park; Ki Bae Kim; Eric Fleury

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.124-126.927

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Potential of Cr₂AlC Ternary Carbide as Material for Bipolar Plate in PEMFC

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In this paper, we present results of an investigation on the physical, mechanical, chemical properties and processing ability of the Cr2AlC ternary carbide bulk material synthesized by hot pressing technique. The combination of excellent properties indicated that Cr2AlC ternary carbide alloy could be potential candidate materials as bipolar plates in polymer membrane fuel cell (PEMFC).

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Jayamani Jayaraj, Jae Ho Han, Sang Whan Park, Ki Bae Kim, Eric Fleury

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Bipolar Plate, Corrosion Resistance, Cr₂AlC Ternary Carbide, Electrical Conductivity

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