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D ana Holding Corp received the Gold Award at the 10th annual f-cell Congress, which was held earlier this year in Stuttgart, Germany, for its technological achievements in developing polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) products.
Developed for the global fuel-cell market, Dana's metallic bipolar plate illustrates the 'f-cell' award's criteria for a new fuel-cell technology with potential for practical application. The firm's design and development process enables a high level of product customisation to be achieved, based on individual customer needs.
'Dana is committed to providing best-inclass engineering and manufacturing expertise to the evolving fuel-cell industry,' commented Dwayne Matthews, Vice President and General Manager, Power Technologies Group, Dana.
'To be recognised by f-cell judges -a panel composed of our industry peers -is an honour and a testament to the innovations under way at Dana.'
The company says that its mobile PEFC stack technology, which has been under development for more than 10 years, offers improved performance, including a high power density in a compact, lightweight unit that can be used in a variety of applications, including vehicular, portable and small stationary units. PEFC components feature integrated seals and advanced coatings that increase reliability and product life expectancy. Technology benefits also include high durability, and a reduction in leak rates and costs.
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