Authors : L.B. Chintamni; S.V. Dawange; Bhavsar Sarthak; Sadgule Kartik; Ghamandi Mayur; Yadav Abhishek

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/24may2073

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Abstract : The exploration of technologies driven by the quest, for renewable energy sources has led us to focus on creating a Hydrogen Cell. This system harnesses the power of flowing water to produce electricity in an environmentally friendly manner. Our project will outline the process of designing, building and testing the Hydrogen Cell highlighting its uses in clean energy production. By analyzing our findings we aim to prove that our hydrogen cell is a reliable solution for harnessing hydropower. The knowledge gained from this endeavor will enhance our understanding of hydrogen cell technology. Set the stage for research in renewable energy. The successful development of our hydrogen cell addresses the demand for energy sources and sets a strong foundation for future progress in this field. With research and creativity hydrogen cells could have an impact on moving towards a cleaner energy future acting as a catalyst for future innovations, in renewable energy.

Keywords : Hydrogen Cell, Renewable Energy, Micro- Hydropower, Electrochemistry, Electrode Materials, Electrolyte Solutions.

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