I am a 3rd year BEng Design Engineering student, doing a dissertation on the modelling and evaluation of hydrogen FCEVs. I have to use real world produced vehicles (Hyundai Nexo and Toyota Mirai) for my parameters for simulation them. However, the number of cells they contain in their fuel cell stacks aren't publicly available. Is it possible to calculate the amount they contain instead? Cheers.
It may be possible to estimate the number of cells in a fuel cell stack based on certain specifications or measurements. The size and capacity of the fuel cell stack, as well as the individual cell size, can provide some indication of the number of cells it contains.
However, without specific information or data from the manufacturer, any estimate would be purely speculative and may not be accurate. It is also worth noting that the number of cells in a fuel cell stack may not necessarily be the most important factor in determining its performance or efficiency.
If you require specific information about the number of cells in a particular fuel cell stack, it may be best to reach out to the manufacturer or supplier directly. They may be able to provide you with more detailed information or specifications about their products.
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