Large radiators are needed to air-cool the low-temperature PEM fuel cells.
Credit: ZeroAvia
With demonstrator powertrains developed by startups ZeroAvia and Universal Hydrogen now flying on testbed aircraft, propulsion systems based on fuel cells appear poised to bring hydrogen to aviation by mid-decade. The flights are a breakthrough for a technology first applied to ground vehicles more...
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