Combined CR and S poisoning in solid oxide fuel cell cathodes
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Open access
Authors
Wang, Cheng Cheng
Date
2016Supervisor
Dr Dehua Dong
Prof. San Ping Jiang
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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Abstract
The durability and degradation of solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) cathodes is one of the most critical areas for the commercial viability of the SOFC technologies. Sulfur, most likely from the air stream can accumulate at the cathode side of SOFC stacks, contaminates and degrades the cell performance. The overall objective of this PhD project is to understand sulfur and chromium deposition and poisoning mechanism of SOFC cathode materials under operation conditions
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