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| Strontium ferrite hard magnetic material for bonded magnets |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 5 (Checked repeatability/consistency at coupon level) Key Features: - 1. Produced from low cost raw materials.
- 2. Better mechanical properties.
- 3. Ease of machinability.
- 4. Good magnetic properties equivalent/better than commercial materials.
Possible Applications: - Used in alternators of automobiles.
- Used in manufacture of various motors used in automobiles.
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| Fe-P soft magnetic material for alternators |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 5 (Checked repeatability/consistency at coupon level) Key Features: - Industrially viable wrought metallurgy process.
- Alloy produced from low cost raw materials (cost effectiveness).
- Better mechanical properties advantages of machinability.
- Good magnetic properties equivalent/better than commercial materials.
Possible Applications: - Used in alternators of automobiles.
- Used in manufacture of various motors used in automobiles.
- Explored for applications involving magnetic switching in valves and switch gears.
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| MEA for Electrolyzer |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Core component for PEM fuel cell with excellent design.
- Better fuel cell performance can be obtained in single cell/stack level.
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| Bottle humidifier |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Better design for humidifying reactant gases for fuel cell.
- Easily scalable for fuel cell capacity ranging from 0.5 kW to 10 kW.
- Controllable dew point/humidification step.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications
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| Membrane humidifier |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Better design for humidifying reactant gases for fuel cell.
- Easily scalable for fuel cell capacity ranging from 0.5 kW to 10 kW.
- Controllable dew point/humidification step.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications.
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| PEM Nafion based composite |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Alternative to commercial Nafion membrane.
- Low ionomer content and cost.
- Equivalent fuel cell/electrolyzer performance compared to commercial Nafion.
- Impermeable to reactant gases.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications.
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| Electrolyzer for MEA |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Core component for PEM based electrolyzer for hydrogen production.
- Capability for making larger area (upto 770 sq.cm) MEA for electrolyzer.
- Seven-layer assembly.
- Better hydrogen production performance can be obtained in single cell/stack level.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications.
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| Power conditioner AC |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Higher converter/inverter efficiency.
- Wider voltage/current window for inverter/converter.
- Unitized AC output in a system.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications.
- Used in power generation/distribution applications
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| Power conditioner DC |
Readiness Level: IPDI Level: 6 (Prototype testing in real-time conditions) Key Features: - Higher converter/inverter efficiency.
- Wider voltage/current window for inverter/converter.
- Unitized DC output in a system.
Possible Applications: - Fuel cell applications.
- Used in power generation/distribution applications.
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