Solid Oxide Fuel Cells By Raymond Adorno MEEN 3344 Material Science Taught by Dr. Peel.

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Solid Oxide Fuel Cells By Raymond Adorno MEEN 3344 Material Science Taught by Dr. Peel

Introduction Solid Oxide Fuel Cells What Are Solid Oxide Fuel Cells ? 2nd most developed fuel cell technology Application towards power for utilities What are Solid Oxide Fuel Cells made of?

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Ceramic Plates Packed in multilayer disks One cell consists of…. …Anode …Cathode …Electrolyte Two types… Anode/Electrolyte Supported

Fuel Type are Hydro Carbons (Ex Methane gas) Operates at very high Temp. from 800 to over 1000 (oC) Hydro Carbons oxidized at anode Oxygen is reduced at cathode creates ionic current through electrolyte.

Example of use in power plant Exhaust is C02 and H20

Type Operating Temp. (Degrees Celsius) Solid Oxide Polymer Electrolyte Molten Carbonate Alkaline 600 Shows the different operating temp. of common fuel cells Efficiency Vs Power graph Has Efficiencies as high as 70%

References Mitchell Will Chemical Technology-Fuel Cells Vol. 1 p Basu Rajendra, Frank Tietz, Oliver Teller and Egbert Wessel “Li, Fe, O as a cathode contact material for solid oxide fuel cells” Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry. Vol. 7 (July 2003) p. 416 Feurer Halmut, Joathan Margalit. “SOFC’s too hot to handle?” American Ceramic Society Bulletin Vol. 83 (July 2004) p12. Goodenough John. “Oxide-Ion Electrolytes” Annual Review of Materials Research Vol. 33 p.91. Kenward Michael. “The Power to Clean Up.” Professional Engineering Vol. 12 (June 1999) p31. “Solid Oxide fuel Cells- Ready for Market?” Eye for fuel cells Aug. 28, “Complex topic simplified” Oct 10, Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (pic.) Oct 18, Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (pic.) Oct 18, te/sofc_no.htmwww.ept.ntnu.no/ te/sofc_no.htm