Special Session

  Session Ⅰ: Key Technologies of Automotive Fuel Cells

Keywords: Fuel Cell, Heavy-load Vehicles, System Control, High-power Stack, Testing and Diagnostics

Information: This special session focuses on the key technologies of automotive fuel cells in the cutting-edge research and industrialization development. These technologies encompass fuel cell membrane electrode assembly, bipolar plates, stacks, system core components and integrated control, testing, diagnostics, health management techniques, safety assurance technologies, as well as whole vehicle integration control and demonstration applications. Through in-depth discussions on the current status, bottlenecks, future trends, and technical pathways of key technologies of automotive fuel cells, the session aims to provide suggestions and contributions of addressing key technical issues and driving the scale commercialization of automotive fuel cells.

Topics of Interest:

  • Progress in the Development of Automotive Fuel Cell Membrane Electrode Assembly

  • Progress in the Development of Automotive Fuel Cell Metal Bipolar Plates

  • Progress in the Development of Key Technologies for Automotive Fuel Cell Stacks

  • Trends in the Industrialization Development of Core Components for Fuel Cell Systems

  • Progress in the Development of Integrated Design and Control Technology for Automotive Fuel Cells

  • Research, Development and Demonstration of Fuel Cell Heavy-Load Vehicles

  • Research, Development and Industrialization of Key Technologies for Fuel Cell Passenger Vehicles

  • Progress in Research on Intelligent Energy Management Methods for Fuel Cell Vehicles

  • Fault Diagnosis and Health State Management Methods for Automotive Fuel Cell Stacks

  • Progress in the Industrialization of Fuel Cell Stack and System Testing Technology and Equipment

  • Progress in the Development of the Testing Standard System for Fuel Cell Stacks and Systems

  • Current Status and Trends in the Development of Safety Assurance Technologies for Fuel Cell Vehicles