Thomas von Unwerth

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Chemnitz University of Technology

Germany

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Professor Thomas von Unwerth is a faculty member at Technische Universität Chemnitz in Germany. His research primarily focuses on fuel cell technology, particularly the development and optimization of proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) and related production strategies in the automotive industry. Recent articles authored by him explore innovative methods for hydrogen sensor integration, the assessment of fuel cell health, and the modeling of production networks for vehicles with alternative and conventional drive systems.

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Articles (16)

Perspective on the Development and Integration of Hydrogen Sensors for Fuel Cell Control

Comparing PEMFC state-of-health characteristics obtained by Galvanostatic Charge Method with and without nitrogen flush

Multi-Objective Operating Parameters Optimization for the Start Process of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Stack with Non-Dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm II

Proton-Conducting Membranes from Polyphenylenes Containing Armstrong’s Acid

Modeling of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell Stack and Start Strategy Optimization with a Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm

Adapted Galvanostatic Charge Method for cell-individual in-situ characterization of PEM fuel cell stacks and systems

Adapted Galvanostatic Charge Method for cell-individual in-situ characterization of PEM fuel cell stacks and systems

Gestaltung von effizienten Produktionsnetzwerken in der Automobilindustrie

Advanced parametric model for analysis of the influence of channel cross section dimensions and clamping pressure on current density distribution in PEMFC

Advanced parametric model for analysis of the influence of channel cross section dimensions and clamping pressure on current density distribution in PEMFC

Hydrogen pump for hydrogen recirculation in fuel cell vehicles

Investigation of intrusion effects of a gas diffusion layer into channel cross sections depending on channel parameters of metallic bipolar plates

Investigation of intrusion effects of a gas diffusion layer into channel cross sections depending on channel parameters of metallic bipolar plates

Method for analytical calculation of the formability from metallic bipolar plates

Method for Analytical Calculation of the Formability from Metallic Bipolar Plates

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Tino Ullrich

Alexander Schade

Georgeta Salvan

Daniel Schondelmaier

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