Distributed current and temperature measurement on membranes with Scribner integration.
Measuring the current and temperature distribution along the membrane surface using the DILICO CURR TEMP for Scribner system enables visualization of flooding and drying effects, gas undersupply, compression-related influences, thermal hotspots and other dynamic phenomena. These measurements are particularly beneficial for analyzing aging effects across various membrane zones and for supporting homogeneous power generation and distribution through refined operational management. The system also provides effective characterization of bipolar plates, seals, and other cell components, offering additional opportunities to optimize cell performance. Their impact on overall efficiency can be reliably assessed through comparative studies. DILICO CURR TEMP for Scribner delivers valuable insight into the internal behaviour of fuel cells, electrolyzers and redox flow batteries. Leverage this information to enhance system control and component analysis. Depending on the membrane area, the sensor layer, number of segments and their distribution can be configured individually to ensure optimal resolution and monitoring of current density and temperature distribution within the cell.