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Regenerative Fuel Cell Systems for the Lunar Surface

Regenerative Fuel Cell Systems for the Lunar Surface

Kerrigan Cane, NASA Subject Matter Expert

Description

This project will investigate potential regenerative fuel cell systems for the lunar south pole. Using information from the current state-of-the-art, teams will design and assess potential regenerative fuel cell systems for use in various applications at the lunar south pole.

Figure 1 – Rendering of a Regenerative Fuel Cell System on the Lunar Surface

Project Objectives

  • Define all assumptions.
  • Develop system architecture and minimum requirements.
  • Design regenerative fuel cell systems to meet requirements.
  • Assess feasibility of regenerative fuel cell systems for the lunar south pole

Success Criteria

Not defined for this capstone.

Type of Project

Theoretical Solution – Funding is not required for this capstone.

Disciplines Required

Engineering – Aerospace, Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical

NASA Gateway Registration

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  1. Click “Apply Now” (opens September 13, 2024).
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Contact Information

Gerald Voltz
Education Program Specialist
Email: GRC-Ed-Opportunities@mail.nasa.gov

Phone: (216) 433-6656

Glenn Research Center – Office of STEM Engagement

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