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Cambridge University Press, Aeronautical Journal, 1134(112), p. 459-467, 2008

DOI: 10.1017/s0001924000002426

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Technological aspects of gas turbine and fuel cell hybrid systems for aircraft: a review

Journal article published in 2008 by M. Santin, A. Traverso, A. Massardo ORCID
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Abstract

The objective of this work is to make an overview of opportunities and issues related to the aeronautical application of solid oxide fuel cell hybrid systems. The great interest on fuel cells comes from their capacity of producing electric energy with high efficiency at low pollutant production. The application of these systems as full-time auxiliary power units is an interesting alternative in a future scenario, which is supposed to include a More Electric Aircraft and more restrictive environmental standards. A review of the technological aspects of this application is presented. The physical models found in literature were investigated and the results were compared and discussed.