Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Performance and Analysis using Hydrogen

The traditional fuel car emissions are dangerous hence science is advancing towards renewable energy sources. Hydrogen is the best sustainable energy source for cars, regardless of availability. Like electricity, hydrogen can transmit massive amounts of energy. Fuel cell vehicle design should take into account the critical element of onboard hydrogen storage. This study examines the viability of using hydrogen as a primary fuel in transportation systems by reviewing current advancements in hydrogen fuel cell engines. Inorganic gases and oxides can be used to function as reactants in a fuel cell, an electrochemical device that generates energy. The fuel cell separates the cation and anion in the reactant to create electricity using anodes and electrolytes. Water is the end result of the chemical reaction that fuel cells uses with reactants, which are safe for the environment. The fuel cell can generate direct current power to run the electric automobile because hydrogen is one of the most efficient energy carriers. The resources choice also influences expenses, efficiency and capacity.