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In-operando investigation of the humidity condition and the swelling of a Nafion-based membrane in a DMFC with synchrotron X-ray imaging

Abstract The water distribution of a Nafion-based membrane in a direct methanol fuel cell was analyzed in-operando using high resolved synchrotron X-ray radiography. A specially developed fuel cell design that meets the requirements for radiography as well as for stable cell operation was used. Different electric loads were applied during cell operation. A correlation between the electric load of the cell and the thickness of the membrane was found: the membrane thickness increased with increasing current density. The impact of local water drop dynamics on the water distribution in the membrane and the electrodes have been analyzed. We found a strong influence of water drops in the cathode channel on the water distribution in the adjacent area of the Nafion membrane.
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