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Power+Energy, Inc.
106 Railroad Drive
Ivyland, PA 18974
USA
Ph. 215-942-4600
Fx. 215-942-9300
Power+Energy, Inc.
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al.s@powerandenergy.com
http://www.powerandenergy.com
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PHOTO AVAILABLE: Power+Energy, Inc. Delivers 50 KW Hydrogen Separator Unit To Navy For Fuel Cell
Navy to incorporate unit into Philadelphia fuel cell demo system
For Immediate Release
IVYLAND, Penn./EWORLDWIRE/Jan. 29, 2008 --- Power+Energy has delivered its largest hydrogen separation membrane assembly to date to the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) in Philadelphia. This unit is one of the deliverables under a project funded by the Office of Naval Research. The membrane system is designed to extract fuel cell grade hydrogen from a stream of reformed logistic diesel fuel (JP-8). This unit will be installed by the Navy into a demonstration system, which will convert diesel fuel into high-purity hydrogen to feed a large hydrogen fuel cell.
Power+Energy has also delivered similar smaller-capacity hydrogen separators to a number of other organizations developing fuel cell power systems. The objective is to convert readily available liquid fuels into the high-quality hydrogen stream necessary to reliably operate a fuel cell power system. Power+Energy has recently demonstrated the use of its palladium-alloy membrane technology to deliver hydrogen from a number of fuels, including methanol, ethanol and E85 (a mixture of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline). Under two additional contracts, the company is commercializing membranes that can tolerate the high concentrations of sulfur commonly found in military fuels, and systems that recycle waste energy and water from the system.
Power+Energy, Inc., located near Philadelphia, is a supplier of hydrogen purification systems used in the manufacturing of advanced semiconductors and LEDs, as well as for various research and laboratory requirements. The company is developing advanced membrane products which will enable the widespread usage of energy-efficient fuel cells without the need for investment in costly hydrogen production, distribution, and storage. Using fuel-processing technology based on Power+Energy's membrane reactor technology, hydrogen fuel can be produced and delivered on demand from widely available liquid fuels. Learn more online at http://www.powerandenergy.com.
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KEYWORDS: fuel cell, hydrogen, membrane, reforming, renewable energy, methanol, ethanol, diesel, gasoline, automobile, auxiliary power, hydrogen, separator, separation, reformer, palladium, Pd membranes
SOURCE: Power+Energy Inc.
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