Efficient numerical methods for an anisotropic, nonisothermal, two-phase transport model of proton exchange membrane fuel cell
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A three-dimensional (3D) anisotropic nonisothermal multiphysics two-phase transport model and its numerical methods are systematically studied for a full proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC). Numerical techniques including Kirchhoff transformation and combined finite elements upwind finite volume discretizations are presented. Also, a 3D numerical simulation for the PEMFC model is given. The efficiency and accuracy of the numerical methods are illustrated.
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