Global sensitivity analysis of proton exchange membrane fuel cell model
A global sensitivity technic enhanced by variance method is applied to a model that simulate the power output of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC). The objectives are to demonstrate how the global sensitivity method is applied to a PEMFCs theoretical model and to visualize the sensitivity...
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