Fuel Cells - Power for Tomorrow
by by D.S. Halacy Jr.
ISBN:164 pages 5.5x8.5 inches [size]
Dan Halacy is one of the great men of solar energy that were true heroes to young scientists and engineers in the solar energy era from the 1950s to the 1970s. With photos, drawings, illustrations and descriptions, this book provides the in-depth details of the history, theory, operation and future of fuel cells. This is one of the few books in existence that explicitly gives you step-by-step instructions for making a fuel cell.
$19.95
DOE Fundamentals - Fuel Cell Handbook
by by EG&G Technical Services Inc.
ISBN:430 pages 5.5x8.5 inches [size]
This handbook provides a foundation in fuel cells for persons wanting a better understanding of the technology, its benefits and the systems issues that influence its application. Trends in technology are discussed, including next-generation concepts that promise ultra-high efficiency and low cost, while providing exceptionally clean power plant systems. In addition, the handbook features a new fuel cell power conditioning section and overviews on the hydrogen industry and rare earth minerals market.
$99.95
Fuel Cells For Public Utility And Industrial Power
by by Energy Technology Review
ISBN:332 pages 8.5x11 inches [size]
Contains a massive amount of practical, down-to-earth technical information re¬lating to fuel cells for power plants. Fuel cell based power plants offer one of the most interesting possibilities for fu¬ture power generation. This book will inform you of the many advantages of Fuel Cells like the fact that they can be air-cooled and need not be adjacent to a body of water. It also points out important considerations for Fuel Cell public utility, such as the concept of modularity and efficiency considerations.
