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Electrochemical Components, un ouvrage co-écrit par Marie-Cécile Pera et Daniel Hissel

Nos besoins en objets électriques nomades sont croissants, et ceci dans une gamme étendue de puissance, allant du téléphone portable au véhicule électrique.

Cet ouvrage s’intéresse aux moyens de stockage communément utilisés dans des systèmes hybrides, pour des applications stationnaires ou transport. Il s’appuie sur des principes de base de l’électrochimie accessibles avec un bagage minimal de culture scientifique.

Composants électrochimiques décrit les éléments de la filière hydrogène aboutissant à la notion de « batterie air/hydrogène », les principaux types d’accumulateurs et les supercondensateurs. Agrémenté de nombreux exercices, ce livre est destiné à un public d’industriels et d’enseignants désirant acquérir les bases physiques et technologiques pour appréhender ces systèmes.

Auteurs : Marie-Cecile Péra, Daniel Hissel, Hamid Gualous, Christophe Turpin

Edition : Wiley, 2013

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