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Modeling And Performance Analysis Of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell, Mariya Pecherskaya, Khakimjan Butanov, Suhrob A. Ibodullaev, Olim Ruzimuradov, Shavkat Mamatkulov

CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

A three-dimensional numerical model of the system configurations of various types of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) is used and the effect of parameters on SOFC performance is numerically investigated using COMSOL Multiphysics. The effect of parameters such as support layer thickness, operating temperature, and electrode porosity are shown in the polarization and power curves for each model. The results of the study showed the advantages of the anode-supported SOFC compared to cathode- and electrolyte-supported SOFC.

Theoretical calculations demonstrate the highest output power density in the anode-supported SOFC at 900 ℃, and reach a value of 0.585 W cm^{-2 …}

Electromagnetic Field Model As A Source Of Water Cavitation Energy, Mexrnoz Odiljonovna Gafurova, Kudrat Gayratovich Abidov Dsc

Technical science and innovation

The article investigates numerical models of cavitation processes in water, fluid flow taking into account process to determine the optimal parameters for the operation of the device. A mathematical model of a rotating electromagnetic field for designing a rotary vortex generator based on cavitation processes in water is considered. The interaction of charged particles is considered in the article, which made it possible to determine the types of oscillatory processes. The study of the rotating electromagnetic field made it possible to determine the vibrationally rotational motion of molecules, which are the basis for obtaining thermal energy. In addition, describes electromagnetic …

Strategy For Predictive Control Of The Rectification Process Based On A Model Controller With A Given Forecast, Ildar Rafkatovich Sultanov

Chemical Technology, Control and Management

A method is being developed to optimize the generated controls for the multicomponent distillation process with prediction, based on predictive data with a moving horizon. The difference between this method and the classical modeling approach, in which the percentage of the degree of opening of valves installed on the output streams of the column is used as control actions, is that control occurs on the feedback principle. The proposed method is based on the use of a dynamic process model to optimize control actions in real time in order to achieve certain production targets. The essence of the MPC approach …