Kalman Filtering Applied to Electrochemical Hydrogen Production
Haruto Liu
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Nanyang Technological University
Abstract
Meeting national sustainability goals requires a deeper understanding of electrochemical hydrogen production within carbon capture facilities. A test rig replicating conditions in carbon capture facilities was instrumented and monitored throughout the campaign. A 58% reduction in emissions was obtained relative to current practice. The approach is well suited to resource-constrained settings where data are limited.
Keywords:
electrochemical hydrogen productionKalman filteringelectric vehiclesrainfall-runoff modelinginternet of thingsdigital twin
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