Giantleap Improves Automation of Non-polluting Transportation with Lifetime Extension of Automotive PEM fuel cells
Giantleap will be represented by Ivar Halvorsen at the 2018 Annual Meeting of MoZEES, a Norwegian research group focused on zero-emission mobility gathering all main research institutions in Norway.
Ivar will be presenting the recent advances in Low-Frequency EIS for PEM Fuel-Cell Diagnostics.
One of the main features of the Giantleap project is the idea of using fuel cells to extend the range of battery buses. To do so, battery buses and range extenders must be equipped with standardised electrical, mechanical and communication interfaces. Continue reading “Interfaces for Hydrogen Range Extenders”
ElringKlinger delivered several stack modules in the Giantleap project for integration in the fuel-cell system and for bench testing. These modules are actually more than a stack of fuel cells, and include multiple sensors and an innovative passive recirculation system. Continue reading “Full-Size Stacks to Integrate in the FC System”
The Giantleap project publishes today one of its key deliverables: Model-based prognostic algorithm for PEM fuel cell systems, authored by Raffaele Petrone of the University of Franche-Comté. Continue reading “Report on Prognostic Algorithms”
Giantleap was represented at the European Energy Research Alliance‘s seminar in Oslo, Norway, on October 30, 2017. Continue reading “Presentation at EERA seminar in Oslo”
Giantleap’s fourth project meeting was held on October 12 and 13 in Trondheim, Norway, at SINTEF’s premises. The focus of the meeting was on the realisation of the FC system and its subsequent integration into VDL’s prototype. Continue reading “Giantleap Meeting M18 held in Trondheim”
A workshop in the Giantleap project was held on September 21-22 in Abstatt, Germany, at Bosch Engineering’s premises, with the objective of accelerating work on the fuel-cell system’s control algorithms. Continue reading “Workshop on Control System”
The Giantleap project congratulates their partner FESB with a successful publication in the Journal of Power Sources on the presence of inductive phenomena in the low-frequency region of electrochemical impedance spectra in PEM fuel cells. Continue reading “Publication on Low-Frequency EIS Analysis”
The Giantleap project releases today its documentation on experimental protocols for stacks and balance-of-plant components. Continue reading “Giantleap experimental protocols”
The Giantleap project will hold a workshop in Belfort, France on December 12, 2017, in connection with VPPC 2017.
The workshop is open to anyone interested and free of charge; participation in VPPC 2017 is not required. For more information and to register for the workshop, please refer to the registration page.