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Title A doped cobaltite for enhanced SOFCs fed with dry biogas
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Authors Vecino-Mantilla, S; Lo Faro, M
Title A doped cobaltite for enhanced SOFCs fed with dry biogas
Year 2023
Published
Abstract Solid oxide fuel cells are suggested as potential devices for revolutionizing the way electric power is produced for stationary and mobile uses. While this technology has made significant progress since its first demonstration in the 1980s, certain issues still need to be resolved, primarily the flexibility in using fuels, especially those derived from biological sources. To address this issue, we proposed the use of a modified perovskite material, La1.5Sr1.5Co1.5Ni0.5O7 +/-delta (LSCN), which offers enhanced resistance to carbon cracking while preserving the existing manufacturing chain and electrical performance of commercial cells.A combination of physicochemical, morphological, and electrochemical experiments provided insight into the behaviour of LSCN. Its key strengths included excellent performance (e.g. > 650 mW cm(-2)) and no significant carbon deposits on the anode and LSCN during 400-hour testing of a coated commercial cell. The analysis of in-depth changes in the LSCN surface and bulk after thermochemical treatments indicated that this material can be seamlessly integrated with commercial cells.
PDF https://doi.org/10.1016/j.electacta.2023.142927

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