FETC Publications
1996 Conference Proceedings
Fuel Cells '96 Review Meeting
Table of Contents
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Foreword
The Morgantown Energy Technology Center (METC) sponsored the Fuel Cells '96 Review Meeting on August 20-21, 1996, in Morgantown, West Virginia. The purpose of the meeting was to provide an annual forum for the exchange of ideas and discussion of results and plans related to the research on fuel cell power systems. There were 197 engineers, scientists, utilities, academia, and government personnel from 15 countries in addition to the U.S.: Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, India, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, South Korea, Sweden, Taiwan, Turkey, and United Kingdom.
The first day included the perspectives of sponsors and end users, and the progress reports of fuel-cell developers. Papers covered carbonate, solid oxide, and phosphoric acid fuel cells for stationary power applications. On the second day, METC sponsored the Second Workshop on Very High Efficiency Fuel Cells/Gas Turbine Cycles. Fuel cell developers, gas turbine vendors, and consultants presented papers on fuel cell/gas turbine combined-cycle systems.
The papers and presentations in this document were produced in large measure from electronic files provided by the authors. They have been neither refereed nor extensively edited. The meeting Proceedings was provided to participants on a CD-ROM, and is also available as paper copy or microfiche from the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, or as microfiche or blowback from microfiche from the National Technical Information Service.
Session 1 — Overview
- An EPRI Perspective - 1996
- John B. Sullivan — Electric Power Research Institute
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- Fuel Cells '96 DOE/EE Transportation Perspective
- Donna M. Lee — U.S. Department of Energy
Session 2 — PAFC Program
- Joint DoD/DOE Fuel Cell Program
- Diane T. Hooie and R. Diane Manilla — Morgantown Energy Technology Center
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- Fuel Cell Applications for DOD Facilities
- Michael J. Binder, William R. Taylor, and Franklin H. Holcomb — U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories
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- ONSI PC25 Experience
- Keith A. Spitznagel — Equitable Gas Company
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- Fuel Cells for Energy at Medical Centers
- Thomas A. Damberger — Kaiser Permanente
Session 3 — MCFC Program
- ERC Program Overview
- H. Maru, M. Farooque, G. Carlson, P. Patel, and C. Yuh — Energy Research Corporation; C. Bentley — Fuel Cell Manufacturing Corporation; and D. Glenn and A. Kush — Fuel Cell Engineering Corporation
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- Santa Clara Demonstration Status
- Anthony J. Leo and Andrew J. Skok — Fuel Cell Engineering Corporation; and Thomas P. O'Shea — Santa Clara Demonstation Project
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- M-C Power Commercialization Program Overview
- Elias H. Camara — M-C Power Corporation
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- NAS Miramar Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell Demonstration Status
- Joseph A. Scroppo — M-C Power Corporation
Session 4 — SOFC Program
- Westinghouse Program Overview
- R. George — Westinghouse Science & Technology Center
- Westinghouse 100 kWe SOFC Demonstration Status
- S. Veyo — Westinghouse Science & Technology Center
Poster Session
- Advanced Materials for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
- Timothy R. Armstrong, Jeffry Stevenson, and Steven Paulik — Pacific Northwest Laboratory
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- Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Performance Studies
- Wayne Huebner, David M. Reed, and Harlan U. Anderson — University of Missouri-Rolla
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- Non-Segregating Electrolytes for Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells
- M. Krumpelt, T. Kaun, and M. Lanagan — Argonne National Laboratory
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- Microengineered Cathode Interface Studies
- Timothy Kueper, Rajiv Doshi, and Michael Krumpelt — Argonne National Laboratory
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- Technology Base Studies of Long-Term MCFC Performance
- J.R. Selman and M.S. Yazici — Illinois Institute of Technology
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- Low Cost MCFC Anodes
- D.S. Erickson — M-C Power Corporation
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- Carbonate Fuel Cell Matrix Strengthening
- Chao-Yi Yuh, Chao M. Huang, and Richard Johnson — Energy Research Corporation
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- Carbonate Fuel Cell Monolith Design for High Power Density and Low Cost
- J. Allen and J. Doyon — Energy Research Corporation
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- PC25TM Fuel Cell Power Plant Status
- Gregory J. Sandelli — ONSI Corporation
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- Landfill Gas Cleanup System — Test Results
- Doug Herman — Electric Power Research Institute
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- Advanced Materials for Fuel Cells
- D. Boss, C. Kuehmann, T. Bernecki, D. Prine, S. Barnett, and G. Olson — BIRL/Northwestern University
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- Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine System Performance Studies
- George T. Lee and Frederick A. Sudhoff — Morgantown Energy Technology Center
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- Internet Fuel Cells Forum
- Frederick A. Sudhoff — Morgantown Energy Technology Center
Second Workshop on Very High Efficiency Fuel Cell/Advanced Turbine Power Cycle
- Overview and Recommendations of the First Workshop
- Ronald H. Wolk — Wolk Integrated Technical Services
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- Potential Markets for Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine Cycles
- W. Peter Teagan and William L. Mitchell — Arthur D. Little
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- Westinghouse Fuel Cell Combined Cycle Systems
- S. Veyo — Westinghouse Science & Technology Center
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- High Efficiency Carbonate Fuel Cell/Turbine Hybrid Power Cycles
- George Steinfeld and Hans C. Maru — Energy Research Corporation; and Robert A. Sanderson — Fuel Cell Systems Consultant
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- Ztek's Ultra-High Efficiency Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine Combination
- Michael Hsu and Daniel Nathanson — Ztek Corporation
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- Solar Turbines Perspective on Advanced Fuel Cell/Gas Turbine Systems
- David J. White — Solar Turbines, Inc.
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- Fuel Cells Combined with Industrial Aeroderivative Turbines
- Sy A. Ali and Robert R. Moritz — Allison Engine Company
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