Fuel Cells and Ultracapacitors: a Proven Value Proposition versus Incumbent Technologies

B. Maher, J. Dogterom, T. Fisher
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Hydrogenics Corporation has collaborated with Maxwell Technologies to demonstrate the viability of fuel cells and ultracapacitors for extended run backup power systems. Both companies have been working together to develop new products in combination that provide increased availability and backup power runtime to address the demanding standards and requirements of the telecommunication industry. Based on proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology, the fuel cell and ultracapacitor solution utilizes hydrogen for energy storage and has demonstrated the flexibility to meet real telecom load backup power needs. These rack-mountable and space efficient backup generators utilize hydrogen to offer high quality extended run backup power, zero emissions and are turnkey solutions capable of replacing incumbent technology. The paper will discuss how the system has been designed to meet telecommunication industry benchmarks requirements including the design philosophy and functionality, and the technical configuration and specification
燃料电池和超级电容器:一个被证明的价值主张与现有技术
氢能公司与麦克斯韦技术公司合作,展示了燃料电池和超级电容器在长时间运行备用电源系统中的可行性。两家公司一直在合作开发新产品,以提供更高的可用性和备用电源运行时间,以满足电信行业苛刻的标准和要求。基于质子交换膜(PEM)技术,燃料电池和超级电容器解决方案利用氢气进行能量存储,并展示了满足实际电信负载备用电源需求的灵活性。这些机架式和空间高效的备用发电机利用氢气提供高质量的长时间运行备用电源,零排放,是能够取代现有技术的交钥匙解决方案。本文将讨论如何设计该系统以满足电信行业的基准要求,包括设计理念和功能,以及技术配置和规范
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