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Elaboration and Electrochemical Characterizations of up-Scaled Protonic Ceramic Cells
In the frame of METPROCELL project supported by European Community’s 7thFramework Programme (FP7/2011-2014) for the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Technology Initiative and coordinated by TECNALIA (SP), up-scaled anode-supported cells (ASC) have been elaborated by wet chemical routes. ASC requires the use of tape-casting method in order to manufacture the support. Then, both electrolyte and cathode are screen-printed on the NiO-electrolyte substrate (cf. Figure 1).
Based on previous works [1-3], promising performances (170 mW/cm² at 0.7V, 600°C, cf. Figure 2) and long term testing (thousand hours) have been measured on middle-scaled protonic cells (20 cm²). Microstructure evidenced by SEM analysis and electrochemical performances (IV-curves, Impedance Spectroscopy measurement) as well as durability measurement will be presented and discussed.
[1] Taillades G., Dailly J., Taillades-Jacquin M., Mauvy F., Essouhmi A., Marrony M., Lalanne C., Fourcade S., Jones D.J., Grenier J.-C., Rozière J., “Intermediate temprerature anode-supported fuel cell based on BaCe0,9Y0,1O3-d electrolyte with novel Pr2NiO4 cathode”, Fuel Cells (10), 2010, 166
[2] Dailly J., Marrony M., Taillades G., Taillades-Jacquin M., Grimaud A., Mauvy F., Louradour E., Salmi J., “Evaluation of proton conducting BCY10-based anode supported cells by co-pressing method: Up-scaling, performances and durability”, Journal of Power Sources (255), 2014, 302-307
[3] Dailly J., Marrony M., “BCY-based proton conducting ceramic cell: 1000 h of long term testing in fuel cell application”, Journal of Power Sources (240), 2013, 323-327