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Prognostic Health Assessment of an Automotive Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell System

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Figure 1.1: Fuel Cell Stack Assembly
Figure 1.2: Fuel Cell Diagram
Figure 1.4: Balance of Plant Configuration
Figure 1.5: Polarization Curve Components and Their Cumulative Effect
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