Evaluation of a pile of 3000 W pem-type fuel cells in a hybrid vehicle equipped with lithion -ion bacteria

The "evaluation of a pile pile pile 2000 W pem cell in a hybrid vehicle with bacteria", aims to study the behavior of the battery under different loads using a programmable electronic load; Then, once its behavior is known, the adaptation of this technology will be made in a chassis of a previously modified recreational vehicle, where the pile energy together with that of the lithium-ion batteries will allow the electric motor turn. The chassis should be redesigned to support the extra weight of the hydrogen tank, the fuel cell system and batteries; This will be achieved by means of a modeling and calculations of the loads exerted on the structure. With the armed and appropriate vehicle for circulation, tests of acceleration capacity, maximum speed and autonomy will be carried out. The results obtained in this study will be very useful to be able to climb the final product to a larger vehicle, basically taking into account two parameters: the load capacity and the driving cycle to which it will be exposed, that is, the amount of mass and under what conditions the car will have to operate.

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