Reliability and availability analysis of low power portable direct methanol fuel cells

@article{Sisworahardjo2008ReliabilityAA,
  title={Reliability and availability analysis of low power portable direct methanol fuel cells},
  author={N. Sisworahardjo and M. S. Alam and G. Aydınlı},
  journal={Journal of Power Sources},
  year={2008},
  volume={177},
  pages={412-418}
}
  • N. Sisworahardjo, M. S. Alam, G. Aydınlı
  • Published 2008
  • Engineering
  • Journal of Power Sources
    • Abstract This paper presents a methodology for modeling and calculating the reliability and availability of low power portable direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs). System reliability and availability are critical factors for improving market acceptance and for determining the competitiveness of the low power DMFC. Two techniques have been used for analyzing the system reliability and availability requirements for various system components. Reliability block diagram (RBD) is formed based on the… CONTINUE READING
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