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(Created claim: summary (P836): The aim of the project is to improve the fabrication of fuel cells to increase the lifetime and to improve the performance of the labour.In particular, the unit power of the cell (power per unit area/volume/mass of the cell) is to be improved.A significant reduction in investment costs will be achieved through the use of printing (printing) technology for the production of individual cell layers as well as for the use of alternative catalytic sy...) |
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The aim of the project is to improve the fabrication of fuel cells to increase the lifetime and to improve the performance of the labour.In particular, the unit power of the cell (power per unit area/volume/mass of the cell) is to be improved.A significant reduction in investment costs will be achieved through the use of printing (printing) technology for the production of individual cell layers as well as for the use of alternative catalytic systems.The increase in viability and efficiency of cells will reduce production costs and reduce investment and operating costs through the use of alternative catalytic systems, including those used in polygraphic design, in a highly efficient and controlled manner. (English) | |||
| Property / summary: The aim of the project is to improve the fabrication of fuel cells to increase the lifetime and to improve the performance of the labour.In particular, the unit power of the cell (power per unit area/volume/mass of the cell) is to be improved.A significant reduction in investment costs will be achieved through the use of printing (printing) technology for the production of individual cell layers as well as for the use of alternative catalytic systems.The increase in viability and efficiency of cells will reduce production costs and reduce investment and operating costs through the use of alternative catalytic systems, including those used in polygraphic design, in a highly efficient and controlled manner. (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 08:53, 4 March 2020
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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| English | Improved fuel cell manufacturing with a view to extending operational time, improving working parameters, in particular capacity per unit volume/cell, and reducing investment and operating costs through the use of alternative catalytic systems in printing technology |
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio |
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3,450,087.37 zloty
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4,473,492.96 zloty
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1,073,638.3103999998 Euro
0.24 Euro
13 January 2020
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77.12 percent
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1 July 2016
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31 May 2019
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ARKUSZOWA DRUKARNIA OFFSETOWA SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
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52°6'23.8"N, 20°37'52.7"E
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52°14'1.3"N, 21°4'17.0"E
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Celem projektu jest udoskonalone wytwarzanie ogniw paliwowych mające na celu wydłużenie czasu eksploatacji oraz poprawę parametrów pracy. W szczególności poprawiona ma zostać moc jednostkowa ogniwa (moc przypadającej na jednostkę powierzchni/objętości/masy ogniwa). Znaczące obniżenie kosztów inwestycyjnych zostanie osiągnięte poprzez zastosowanie technologii poligraficznych (drukarskich) do produkcji poszczególnych warstw ogniw jak również do nanoszenia alternatywnych układów katalitycznych. Wzrost żywotności oraz sprawności ogniw pozwoli na obniżenie kosztów produkcji, oraz obniżenie kosztów inwestycyjnych i eksploatacyjnych poprzez zastosowanie alternatywnych układów katalitycznych, również nanoszonych metodami poligraficznymi, w sposób wysoce wydajny i kontrolowany. (Polish)
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The aim of the project is to improve the fabrication of fuel cells to increase the lifetime and to improve the performance of the labour.In particular, the unit power of the cell (power per unit area/volume/mass of the cell) is to be improved.A significant reduction in investment costs will be achieved through the use of printing (printing) technology for the production of individual cell layers as well as for the use of alternative catalytic systems.The increase in viability and efficiency of cells will reduce production costs and reduce investment and operating costs through the use of alternative catalytic systems, including those used in polygraphic design, in a highly efficient and controlled manner. (English)
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Identifiers
POIR.01.02.00-00-0045/16
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