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Simulation of a Novel Integrated Multi-Stack Fuel Cell System Based on a Double-Layer Multi-Objective Optimal Allocation Approach

Jianhua Gao    
Su Zhou    
Yanda Lu and Wei Shen    

Resumen

The multi-stack fuel cell system proposed in this paper can be applied to high-power generation, transport, and other engineering fields.

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