Development of lanthanum nickelate as a cathode for use in intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells

This innovative system that combines the advantages of state-of-the-art fuel cells (SOFC and PCFC) while avoiding their drawbacks, consists in the anode and proton

Fondard, Jérémie and Billard, Alain and Bertrand, Ghislaine and Briois, Pascal Ln 2 NiO 4+δ (Ln = La, Pr, Nd) coatings deposited by reactive magnetron sputtering as cathode

In addition to the deeper structural characterization, the investigated BCY micro- samples which present components (electrolyte and central membrane) of the dual membrane

In recent years, development of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), operated in the low and intermediate temperature range of 500–800 ◦ C, has received much attention for its potential

In the cell configuration of the porous AISI430 stainless steel support, the Ni-CY82 anode, the CG91 electrolyte, and the LSCF6428 cathode, ohmic resistances from the oxide scale on

The creation of oxygen vacancies with the increase of La cation deficiencies in Sr1.5La x MnO4 facilitated oxygen ion both diffusion within the oxide bulk and surface diffusion of

The results obtained from the impedance measurements of BCY15 for anode compartment (anode/electrolyte) in a PCFC and in a dual membrane fuel cell show that

The different materials and fuel cell devices were tested under propane / air mixture, after a preliminary treatment under hydrogen to reduce the as-deposited nickel oxide