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The Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Company has released details of the next-generation hydrogen PEM fuel cell stack (2011 Model) for its fuel cell vehicles (FCVs), which includes halving the size of the stack. The new stack has a maximum power output of 130 kW, some 40 kW higher than the previous-generation unit.
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The Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Company has released details of the next-generation hydrogen PEM fuel cell stack (2011 Model) for its fuel cell vehicles (FCVs), which includes halving the size of the stack. The new stack has a maximum power output of 130 kW, some 40 kW higher than the previous-generation unit.
Key concepts: Stack (abstract data type), Fuel cells, Automotive engineering, Proton exchange membrane fuel cell, Automotive industry, Engineering, Power (physics), Mechanical engineering