Solid Oxide Fuel Cells have still many technical problems related to its high operating temperature (800–1000°C). The most recent studies deal with reducing the operation temperature increasing at the same time the durability of the device. The use of La0.8Sr0.2Ga0.8Mg0.2O3-δ (LSGM) perovskite as electrolyte could be a very promising solution for IT-SOFC operating at 600°C. In this work, LSGM bilayers constituted by a thicker porous layer (namely the anode scaffold) and a dense electrolyte were produced by tape casting. The critical issues to obtain flexible and crack-free green tapes suitable for lamination were carefully examined. In particular, the nature and amount of pore former needed to obtain an anode scaffold with a porous network suitable for the catalysts impregnation process were deeply investigated.

Mercadelli, E., Sanson, A., Gondolini, A., Pinasco, P., Basoli, F., DI BARTOLOMEO, E. (2015). LSGM-based cells for IT-SOFC applications. ECS TRANSACTIONS, 68(1), 2527-2534 [10.1149/06801.2527ecst].

LSGM-based cells for IT-SOFC applications

BASOLI, FRANCESCO;DI BARTOLOMEO, ELISABETTA
2015-01-01

Abstract

Solid Oxide Fuel Cells have still many technical problems related to its high operating temperature (800–1000°C). The most recent studies deal with reducing the operation temperature increasing at the same time the durability of the device. The use of La0.8Sr0.2Ga0.8Mg0.2O3-δ (LSGM) perovskite as electrolyte could be a very promising solution for IT-SOFC operating at 600°C. In this work, LSGM bilayers constituted by a thicker porous layer (namely the anode scaffold) and a dense electrolyte were produced by tape casting. The critical issues to obtain flexible and crack-free green tapes suitable for lamination were carefully examined. In particular, the nature and amount of pore former needed to obtain an anode scaffold with a porous network suitable for the catalysts impregnation process were deeply investigated.
2015
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Rilevanza internazionale
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Settore ING-IND/22 - SCIENZA E TECNOLOGIA DEI MATERIALI
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Mercadelli, E., Sanson, A., Gondolini, A., Pinasco, P., Basoli, F., DI BARTOLOMEO, E. (2015). LSGM-based cells for IT-SOFC applications. ECS TRANSACTIONS, 68(1), 2527-2534 [10.1149/06801.2527ecst].
Mercadelli, E; Sanson, A; Gondolini, A; Pinasco, P; Basoli, F; DI BARTOLOMEO, E
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