نتایج جستجو برای: alternate electrolytes for sofc

تعداد نتایج: 10366205  

K. Abedi, M.R. Sheidaii,

Considering the vulnerability of double-layer grid space structures to progressive collapse phenomenon, it is necessary to pay special attention to this phenomenon in the design process. Alternate path method is one of the most appropriate and accepted methods for progressive collapse resistant design of structures. Alternate Path Method permits local failure to occur but provides alternate pat...

Journal: :ECS Proceedings Volumes 1993

Journal: :ECS Proceedings Volumes 2003

2014
G. Wetzel T. Darroudi O. Dillon J. J. Clarke

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC) offer electrochemically generated sources of electricity using oxygen ion transport at elevated temperatures. Analysis of materials used in SOFC using electron microscopy provides insights of foreseeable chemical reactions that govern the performance of the fuel cell. Materials used in SOFC can be divided into four categories; anode, cathode, electrolyte and interc...

Journal: :Journal of the European Ceramic Society 2019

2015
E. DROŻDŻ M. JELONEK J. WYRWA M. RĘKAS

Yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) is the best known ceramic-oxide material employed as a component of either solid electrolyte or anode cermet material for intermediate solid oxide fuel cell (IT SOFC). The properties of traditionally produced (by mechanical mixing of oxides) Al2O3/3YSZ composite with the same composition materials obtained by citrate and impregnation methods and with properties ...

2013
Sihyuk Choi Seonyoung Yoo Jiyoun Kim Seonhye Park Areum Jun Sivaprakash Sengodan Junyoung Kim Jeeyoung Shin Hu Young Jeong YongMan Choi Guntae Kim Meilin Liu

Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) are the cleanest, most efficient, and cost-effective option for direct conversion to electricity of a wide variety of fuels. While significant progress has been made in anode materials with enhanced tolerance to coking and contaminant poisoning, cathodic polarization still contributes considerably to energy loss, more so at lower operating temperatures. Here we rep...

2017
Justin Richards Kerstin Schmidt

The idea of a fuel cell was first discovered in 1839 by Christian Friedrich Schönbein [64] and William Grove [27]. Independently from each other they provided the foundation for the development of many different kinds of fuel cells. Today’s fuel cells are mostly classified by the type of electrolyte used in the cells. The most common types are polymer electrolyte fuel cells PEFC (developed by W...

2006
Vinod M. Janardhanan Olaf Deutschmann

Direct internal reforming in solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) results in increased overall efficiency of the system. Present study focus on the chemical and electrochemical process in an internally reforming anode supported SOFC button cell running on humidified CH4 (3% H2O). The computational approach employs a detailed multi-step model for heterogeneous chemistry in the anode, modified Butler–Vol...

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