Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell
for a molten carbonate electrode of a fuel cell. The model consists of two coupled second-order ordinary differential equations, one for the concentration of the reactant gas and one for the potential. Restricting ourselves to the case of a positive reaction order in the Butler-Volmer equation, we c...
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1993-10-01
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| author | C. J. van Duijn Joseph D. Fehribach |
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| description | for a molten carbonate electrode of a fuel cell. The model consists of two coupled second-order ordinary differential equations, one for the concentration of the reactant gas and one for the potential. Restricting ourselves to the case of a positive reaction order in the Butler-Volmer equation, we consider existence, uniqueness, various monotonicity properties, and an explicit approximate solution for the model. We also present an iteration scheme to obtain solutions, and we conclude with a few numerical examples. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e31a7cefd32c4078bcb6b5b95f61dda72022-12-22T02:57:20ZengTexas State UniversityElectronic Journal of Differential Equations1072-66911993-10-01199306125Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cellC. J. van DuijnJoseph D. Fehribachfor a molten carbonate electrode of a fuel cell. The model consists of two coupled second-order ordinary differential equations, one for the concentration of the reactant gas and one for the potential. Restricting ourselves to the case of a positive reaction order in the Butler-Volmer equation, we consider existence, uniqueness, various monotonicity properties, and an explicit approximate solution for the model. We also present an iteration scheme to obtain solutions, and we conclude with a few numerical examples.http://ejde.math.txstate.edu/Volumes/1993/06/abstr.htmlElectrochemistryfuel CellsButler-Volmer equationdeadcoreexistenceuniqueness and approximate solutions. |
| spellingShingle | C. J. van Duijn Joseph D. Fehribach Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell Electronic Journal of Differential Equations Electrochemistry fuel Cells Butler-Volmer equation deadcore existence uniqueness and approximate solutions. |
| title | Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| title_full | Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| title_fullStr | Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| title_full_unstemmed | Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| title_short | Analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| title_sort | analysis for a molten carbonate fuel cell |
| topic | Electrochemistry fuel Cells Butler-Volmer equation deadcore existence uniqueness and approximate solutions. |
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