The fuel cell stack, electric motor, battery and hydrogen tank are the main components of the Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV), that is, ix35 Fuel Cell. When hydrogen stored in the tank enters the fuel cell stack, broken down into protons and electrons. The flow of electrons created in the fuel cell provides electricity, and the protons react with oxygen molecules from the air, generating heat and water. Electricity generated from the fuel cell is first transmitted to the inverter and then to the motor, which creates power that turns the wheel, making the vehicle move.
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ix35 Fuel Cell
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Performance
ix35 Fuel Cell drivetrain
01Step1
Hydrogen stored in the tank is supplied to the fuel cell stack.
02Step 2
An inflow of air is supplied to the fuel cell stack.
03Step 3
The reaction of air and hydrogen in the fuel cell stack generates electricity and water.
04Step 4
Generated electricity is supplied to the electric motor.
05Step 5
Water is emitted.
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