Solid oxide fuel cells for stationary, mobile, and military applications

By S. Singhal. 2002

756 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Catalysis, Materials Chemistry

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/9f7da34e82653c4cdd9177e3795c2e53832dc0e2

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In Catalysis

1. Caisheng Wang
2. Saiful Hasmady Abu Hassan
3. Yap Boon Kar
4. J. Hill
5. H. Nehrir
6. M. Cimenti
7. Z. Zakaria

In Materials Chemistry

1. Caisheng Wang
2. Saiful Hasmady Abu Hassan
3. Yap Boon Kar
4. J. Hill
5. H. Nehrir
6. N. Shaari
7. M. Cimenti
8. Z. Zakaria

Citations in the corpus

• Direct Utilization of Liquid Fuels in SOFC for Portable Applications: Challenges for the Selection of Alternative Anodes (2009, background): “For small-scale applications and particularly for portable systems, however, the complexity and size of the overall system can be reduced by eliminating the external reformer and annex units [15], and reforming the fuels inside the stack.”
• A review on recent status and challenges of yttria stabilized zirconia modification to lowering the temperature of solid oxide fuel cells operation (2019, background): “application is urgent to enhance the durability and lifetime of the system, reduce the cost of manufacturing and operating, easy to handle, facilitate retirement and expending the consumption to portable and transportation sector.(66,67) The main challenge in order to lower the temperature of SOFCs ”
• A Physically Based Dynamic Model for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (2007, methodology): “They have many advantages over conventional power plants and show great promise in stationary power generation applications [ 1 ], [2].”