University of Salerno
At the University of Salerno five teams from three departments are active in hydrogen and fuel cell research. They perform fundamental and applied researches on new materials for FC and hydrogen production. A strong focus is on cell and stack components. Specific efforts are dedicated to experimental studies and modelling towards the improvement of performance and reliability of all fuel cell components and hydrogen production devices, attention is also given to ancillary equipment and power electronics. Control, diagnostics and prognostics are the topics of current interest for both SOFC and PEM used in transportation and stationary applications.
The main activity is developed in cooperation with international leading universities, research centres and industries in the framework of EU FP7 and H2020 funded projects.
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| IT, Via Giovanni Paolo II, 132 84084 Fisciano (SA)
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Projects involved in
| Project name | SubProject | Title | Country | Budget |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CoMETHy |
Sub project 1 |
Compact Multifuel-Energy To Hydrogen converter |
Italy | 4.933.250 € |
| D-CODE |
Sub project 1 |
DC/DC COnverter-based Diagnostics for PEM systems |
Italy | 2.215.767 € |
| DeSIgn |
Sub project 1 |
DEGRADATION SIGNATURES IDENTIFICATION FOR STACK OPERATION DIAGNOSTICS |
France | 3.253.918 € |
| DIAMOND |
Sub project 1 |
Diagnosis-aided control for SOFC power systems |
Netherlands | 3.613.490 € |
| FLUIDCELL |
Sub project 1 |
Advanced m-CHP fuel CELL system based on a novel bio-ethanol Fluidized bed membrane reformer |
Spain | 4.193.549 € |
| GENIUS |
Sub project 1 |
GEneric diagNosis InstrUment for SOFC Systems |
Germany | 3.861.447 € |
| INSIGHT |
Sub project 1 |
ImplementatioN in real SOFC Systems of monItoring and diaGnostic tools using signal analysis to increase tHeir lifeTime |
France | 3.146.056 € |
| PUMA MIND |
Sub project 1 |
Physical bottom Up Multiscale Modelling for Automotive PEMFC Innovative performance and Durability optimization |
France | 4.092.630 € |
| AD ASTRA |
HArnessing Degradation mechanisms to prescribe Accelerated Stress Tests for the Realization of SOC lifetime prediction Algorithms |
3.008.426 € |
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