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FueL Additives for Solid Hydrogen (FLASH) Carriers for Electric Aviation

Leick, Noemi
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Most UAV technologies currently rely on (non-renewable) electric power. Fuel cells with material-based H2 storage addresses this limitation and can be cost effective. The goals of this project are to develop FLASH formulation that can deliver 6g H2/100g fuel, to design, build and test fuel cell cartridge compatible with FLASH, and to test FLASH with 600 W fuel cell system and quantify cartridge and system specific energy.

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Leick, Noemi. 2024-05-08. FueL Additives for Solid Hydrogen (FLASH) Carriers for Electric Aviation. https://doi.org/10.2172/2447136

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