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Anode supported solid oxide fuel cells with screen-printed cathodes

Van herle, J
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Ihringer, R
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Vasquez Cavieres, R
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2001
Journal of the European Ceramic Society

To increase power density at reduced temperature operation of SOFC, thin film 8YSZ electrolytes were deposited on Ni-YSZ anode support plates by tape casting and cofiring. Cathode behaviour, limiting cell output at lower temperature, was studied in more detail. Cathodes were deposited by screenprinting and firing. With consecutive layers of doped lanthanum manganite and cobaltite, power density of 0.5 W cm-2 at 750°C was obtained using hydrogen fuel. On cells of 100 cm2, no fuel diffusion limitation above 70% conversion occurred, and electrical efficiency of 35% was achieved. Actual cell temperature increases significantly above a current density of 0.3 A cm-2. This effect causes erroneous electrode and cell characteristics. © 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

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DOI
10.1016/S0955-2219(01)00130-3
Author(s)
Van herle, J
Ihringer, R
Vasquez Cavieres, R
Constantin, L
Bucheli, O
Date Issued

2001

Published in
Journal of the European Ceramic Society
Volume

21

Issue

10-11

Start page

1855

End page

1859

Subjects

Chemical Preparation

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Fuel Cells

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Perovskites

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Powders

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Screen printing (-)

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Tape casting

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