Patent classifications
H01M8/1246
Fuel supplying apparatus and system for direct carbon fuel cell
Disclosed is a fuel supplying apparatus, for a direct carbon fuel cell, which has improved output density by ensuring the flow properties of an anode medium. The fuel supplying apparatus for a direct carbon fuel cell comprises: a flow pipe which forms it cylindrical flow path in the vertical direction around a tube-shaped cell contained in an anode medium in which a carbon fuel is mixed; and a bubbling means which provides a gas from below the flow pipe to the inside of the anode medium and thus enables the anode medium to flow by the vertical flow of the gas. Consequently, the anode medium is provided to the anode of the tube-shaped cell by the flow.
ELECTRODE SLURRY OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, GREEN SHEET FOR ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL AND ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL
The present specification relates to an electrode slurry of a solid oxide fuel cell, a green sheet for an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell, an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell, a solid oxide fuel cell, and a method for manufacturing an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell.
ELECTRODE SLURRY OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, GREEN SHEET FOR ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL AND ELECTRODE OF SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL
The present specification relates to an electrode slurry of a solid oxide fuel cell, a green sheet for an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell, an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell, a solid oxide fuel cell, and a method for manufacturing an electrode of a solid oxide fuel cell.
HIGH-TEMPERATURE FUEL CELL SYSTEM
A high-temperature fuel cell system includes a reformer that reforms a hydrocarbon-based raw fuel to generate a reformed gas containing hydrogen, a fuel cell that generates power by using the reformed gas and an oxidant gas, and a burner that heats the reformer. The burner includes an anode-off-gas gathering portion that has an anode-off-gas ejection hole and at which an anode off-gas discharged from an anode of the fuel cell gathers. The anode-off-gas gathering portion surrounds a first cathode-off-gas passing area through which a cathode off-gas discharged from a cathode of the fuel cell passes. The anode-off-gas ejection hole is formed such that the anode off-gas ejected upward from the anode-off-gas ejection hole approaches the cathode off-gas passing upward through the first cathode-off-gas passing area. The anode off-gas ejected from the anode-off-gas ejection hole and the cathode off-gas that has passed through the first cathode-off-gas passing area are burned.
HIGH-TEMPERATURE FUEL CELL SYSTEM
A high-temperature fuel cell system includes a reformer that reforms a hydrocarbon-based raw fuel to generate a reformed gas containing hydrogen, a fuel cell that generates power by using the reformed gas and an oxidant gas, and a burner that heats the reformer. The burner includes an anode-off-gas gathering portion that has an anode-off-gas ejection hole and at which an anode off-gas discharged from an anode of the fuel cell gathers. The anode-off-gas gathering portion surrounds a first cathode-off-gas passing area through which a cathode off-gas discharged from a cathode of the fuel cell passes. The anode-off-gas ejection hole is formed such that the anode off-gas ejected upward from the anode-off-gas ejection hole approaches the cathode off-gas passing upward through the first cathode-off-gas passing area. The anode off-gas ejected from the anode-off-gas ejection hole and the cathode off-gas that has passed through the first cathode-off-gas passing area are burned.
Mixed ionic and electronic conductor based on Sr2Fe2-xMoxO6 perovskite
In accordance with the present disclosure, a method for fabricating a symmetrical solid oxide fuel cell is described. The method includes synthesizing a composition comprising perovskite and applying the composition on an electrolyte support to form both an anode and a cathode.
METHANOL SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL AND POWER GENERATION SYSTEM COMPRISING THE SAME
The present invention provides a methanol solid oxide fuel cell and a power generation system comprising the same, wherein the fuel cell is a tubular SOFC cell stack, the tubular SOFC cell stack comprises a plurality of tubular SOFC single cells, and a side wall of an inner pipe of the tubular SOFC single cell at a fuel inlet is of a porous layer structure; an inner wall of the inner pipe is coated with a methanol pyrolysis catalyst layer, and the thickness of the catalyst layer gradually increases along a moving direction of the fuel in the inner pipe. The methanol solid oxide fuel cell can effectively relieve carbon deposition of the anode of the methanol SOFC, and can ensure that the temperature of the whole cell is more uniform and the cell performance is more stable.
Cell, cell stack device, module, and module housing device
A cell according to the present disclosure includes: a solid electrolyte layer including a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface; a fuel electrode on the first surface; an air electrode on the second surface; and a middle layer between the second surface and the air electrode. The middle layer=is a CeO.sub.2-type sintered body containing Si, the content of Si equivalent to or less than 150 ppm in terms of SiO.sub.2. A cell stack device includes a cell stack in which the plurality of cells is aligned. A module includes: a storage container; and the cell stack device that is housed in the storage container. A module housing device includes: an external case; the module and an auxiliary equipment that drives the module, which are housed in the external case.
Proton-conducting electrolytes for reversible solid oxide cells
Disclosed herein are barium hafnate comprising proton-conducting electrolytes for use in solid oxide fuel cells. The disclosed electrolytes are also useful for electrolysis operations and for carbon dioxide tolerance.
Proton-conducting electrolytes for reversible solid oxide cells
Disclosed herein are barium hafnate comprising proton-conducting electrolytes for use in solid oxide fuel cells. The disclosed electrolytes are also useful for electrolysis operations and for carbon dioxide tolerance.