| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T | 340 | Operation temperature of active layer [K] |
| av | 1e-9 | Specific condensation surface [m2/m3] |
| b | 0.001 | Material transfer coeficient [m/s] |
| Es | 0.7 | Volumetric fraction of solid |
| Ee | 0.2 | Volumetric fraction of electrolyte |
| cdl | 1 | Electrical capacity of double layer [F] |
| da | 1e-6 | Thickness of transport phenomena [m] |
| tau | 5 | Tortuosity |
| Dwl | 3.5e-9 | Surface diffusion coefficient of H2O, liquid phase [m2/s] |
| ks | 1e4 | Electrical conducivity of the solid [S/m] |
| kpo | 10e-2 | Constant protonic conducivity of the electrolyte [S/m] |
| posat | 3169 | Reference Saturation pressure [Pa] |
| Tosat | 298.16 | Reference Saturation temperature [K] |
| rom | 2000 | Density of the electrolyte [kg/m3] |
| ros | 4000 | Density of the solid [kg/m3] |
| Mm | 1.1 | Molar mass of the electrolyte [kg/mol] |
| roh2ol | 972 | Density of water [kg/m3] |
| Aioref | 1.28 | Catalyst area and reference exchange current density [A/m3] |
| poa | 100000 | Reference pressure for the current limit [Pa] |
| B | 0.060 | Tafel slope [V] |
| jlim | 2.40e3 | Limit current [A] |
| D1co | 0.007853e-4 | Constant Knudsen diffusion coefficient for oxygen [m2/s] |
| D2co | 0.01047e-4 | Constant Knudsen diffusion coefficient for steam water [m2/s] |
| rp | 1e-10 | Pore size of porous media [m] |
| D12o | 0.282e-4 | Constant binary diffusion coefficient [m2/s] |
| pAref | 100000 | Reference pressure to measure the binary diffusion coefficient [Pa] |
| Tref | 308.1 | Reference temperature to measure the binary diffusion coefficient [K] |
| ModHyp1 | 0 | Psuedocapacitance dependence(0:Off,1:On) |
| ModHyp2 | 0 | Knudsen diffusion pore size dependence(0:Off,1:On) |
| ModHyp3 | 0 | Electro-Osmotic drag effect(0:Off,1:On) |
| ModHyp4 | 1 | Electrolyte conductivity dependence(0:Off,1:On) |
| n | 10 | Number of finite elements for active layer |
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