CA2452746A1 - Electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cell and operation method of fuel cell using the same - Google Patents
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Abstract
A carbon fiber woven fabric for use as a gas diffusion layer base material in a polymer electrolyte fuel cell has a surface that is smoothed and further optimized to inhibit non-uniform infiltration of a coating for water-repellent-layer formation, to provide an electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly suitable for operation under a high humidification condition. The gas diffusion layer base material may be a carbon fiber woven fabric, wherein a ratio of the area of gap portions where neither warp thread nor weft thread exists: (10/W-Y)(10/Z-X) to the area of portions where warp thread is crossing weft thread: XY mm2 is in the range of about 1/1500 to about 1/5, where the carbon fiber woven fabric has a warp density of Z threads/cm, a weft density of W threads/cm, a warp thickness of X mm and a weft thickness of Y mm.
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1. An electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for a fuel cell, comprising a polymer electrolyte membrane and a pair of electrodes, said polymer electrolyte membrane being interposed between said pair of electrodes, wherein:
each of said electrodes comprises a catalyst layer in contact with said polymer electrolyte membrane and a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer in contact with the catalyst layer, a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
each of said electrodes comprises a catalyst layer in contact with said polymer electrolyte membrane and a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer in contact with the catalyst layer, a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
2. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 1, wherein the relationship about 1/1500 s (10/W-Y)(10/Z-X)/XY <= about 1/5 is satisfied, where said carbon fiber woven fabric has a warp density of Z threads/cm, a weft density of W threads/cm, a warp thickness of X mm and a weft thickness of Y mm.
3. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 1, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
4. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 2, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
5. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 1, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said Weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
6. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 2, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
7. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 2, wherein said carbon fiber Woven fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
8. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance With claim 2, Wherein one of said warp density and said weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
9. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 3, wherein said carbon fiber Woven fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cm to about 0.42 g/cm.
I0. The electrolyte membrane=electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 3, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/em to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
11. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 4, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
12. The electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly for fuel cells in accordance with claim 11, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
13. A fuel cell electrode comprising:
a polymer electrolyte membrane;
a catalyst layer in contact with said polymer electrolyte membrane; and a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer an contact with the catalyst layer, wherein:
a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
a polymer electrolyte membrane;
a catalyst layer in contact with said polymer electrolyte membrane; and a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer an contact with the catalyst layer, wherein:
a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
14. The fuel cell electrode of claim 13, wherein the relationship about 1/1500 <= (10/W-Y)(10/Z-X)/XY <= about 1/5 is satisfied where said carbon fiber woven fabric has a warp density of Z threads/cm, a weft density of W threads/cm, a warp thickness of X mm and a weft thickness of Y mm.
15. The fuel cell electrode of claim 13, wherein said fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
16. The fuel cell electrode of claim 13, wherein said fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
17. The fuel cell electrode of claim 13, wherein one of said warp density and said weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
18. The fuel cell electrode of claim 14, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
19. The fuel cell electrode of claim 14, wherein said fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
20. The fuel cell electrode of claim 14, wherein one of said warp density and said weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
21. The fuel cell electrode of claim 15, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
22. The fuel cell electrode of claim 15, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
23. The fuel cell electrode of claim 16, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
24. The fuel cell electrode of claim 23, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
25. A gas diffusion layer for a fuel cell electrode, said gas diffusion layer comprising:
a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer for contacting with a catalyst layer of said electrode, wherein:
a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer for contacting with a catalyst layer of said electrode, wherein:
a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft.
26. The gas diffusion layer of claim 25, wherein the relationship about 1/1500 <= (10/W-Y)(10/Z-X)/XY <= about 1/5 is satisfied where said carbon fiber woven fabric has a warp density of Z threads/cm, a Weft density of W threads/cm, a warp thickness of X mm and a weft thickness of Y mm.
27. The gas diffusion layer of claim 25, wherein said fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
28. The gas diffusion layer of claim 25, wherein said fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
29. The gas diffusion layer of claim 25, wherein one of said warp density and said weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
30. The gas diffusion layer of claim 26, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
31. The gas diffusion layer of claim 26, wherein said fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
32. The gas diffusion layer of claim 26, wherein one of said warp density and said weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
33. The gas diffusion layer of claim 27, wherein said carbon fiber woven-fabric has a density in a range of about 0.32 g/cc to about 0.42 g/cc.
34. The gas diffusion layer of claim 27, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
35. The gas diffusion layer of claim 28, wherein one of a warp density and a weft density of said carbon fiber woven fabric is in a range of about 16 threads/cm to about 45 threads/cm, and the other of said warp density and said weft density is in a range of about 12 threads/cm to about 40 threads/cm.
36. The gas diffusion layer of claim 35, wherein said carbon fiber woven fabric has a thickness in a range of about 0.05 mm to about 0.3 mm.
37. An operation method of a fuel cell having an electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly which comprises a polymer electrolyte membrane and a pair of electrodes, said polymer electrolyte membrane being interposed between said pair of electrodes, wherein each of said electrodes comprises a catalyst layer in contact with said polymer electrolyte membrane and a gas diffusion layer which has a water repellent layer in contact with the catalyst layer, a base material of said gas diffusion layer is made of an electron conductive carbon fiber woven fabric, comprising a weave of a warp composed of electron conductive carbon fiber and a weft composed of electron conductive carbon fiber, and an opening is formed at or between crossing points of said warp and said weft, said method comprising:
generating electric power by providing a supply of a humidified fuel gas to an anode electrode of said pair of electrodes and a supply of a humidified oxidant gas to a cathode electrode of said pair of electrodes;
controlling the dew point of said fuel gas to a temperature equivalent to, or 5°C or less lower than, the temperature of said electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly in operation; and controlling the dew point of said oxidant gas to a temperature equivalent to, or 5°C or less lower than, the temperature of said electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly in operation.
generating electric power by providing a supply of a humidified fuel gas to an anode electrode of said pair of electrodes and a supply of a humidified oxidant gas to a cathode electrode of said pair of electrodes;
controlling the dew point of said fuel gas to a temperature equivalent to, or 5°C or less lower than, the temperature of said electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly in operation; and controlling the dew point of said oxidant gas to a temperature equivalent to, or 5°C or less lower than, the temperature of said electrolyte membrane-electrode assembly in operation.
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