Advances in solid oxide fuel cell technology

By S. Singhal. 2000

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Subfields: Catalysis, Materials Chemistry

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In Catalysis

1. Meilin Liu
2. A. V. Akkaya
3. Kevin S Blinn
4. Mingfei Liu

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2. Kevin S Blinn
3. Mingfei Liu
4. A. V. Akkaya
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Citations in the corpus

• Electrochemical model for performance analysis of a tubular SOFC (2007, methodology): “In the most common tubular design, pioneered by Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation, the cell components are deposited in the form of thin layers on a cylindrical tube (Singhal, 2000).”
• Promotion of -mediated carbon removal by nanostructured / interfaces in solid oxide fuel cells (2011, positive): “Although the demonstrated higher performances and coking tolerance of this anode at lower temperatures represent a vital step towards a cost-effective fuel cell for direct conversion of hydrocarbons and gasified carbonaceous solid fuels to (1)”