Definitions for "Fuel Cell"
A type of power plant that generates electricity by combining oxygen and hydrogen to form electricity.
a galvanic cell for which the reactants are continuously supplied
Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) use a hard, non-porous ceramic compound as the electrolyte. Since the electrolyte is a solid, the cells do not have to be constructed in the plate-like configuration typical of other fuel cell types. SOFCs are expected to be around 50-60 percent efficient at converting fuel to electricity. In applications designed to capture and utilize the system's waste heat (co-generation), overall fuel use efficiencies could top 80-85 percent. Solid oxide fuel cells operate at very high temperatures—around 1,000°C (1,830°F). High temperature operation removes the need for precious-metal catalyst, thereby reducing cost.
fuel container constructed of metal, in which the fuel resides within a rubber bladder filled with foam. There is also a safety check valve which prevents fuel spillage in the event of a roll-over. A fuel tank designed for all around safety, and required by all racing sanctioning bodies.
A fancy gas tank. The tank has an inner liner of flexible, tear-resistant material and foam padding to minimize spills.
a replacement for your original fuel tank
Keywords:  simple, unit
a very simple unit
Keywords:  consumes, generator
a generator, because it consumes fuel