High temperature fuel cell
A high-temperature fuel cell and fuel cell technology, applied in fuel cells, fuel cell components, solid electrolyte fuel cells, etc., can solve the problem of losing airtightness
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[0016] In the high-temperature fuel cell shown schematically in FIG. 1 , electrode reactions take place, generating an electric current 1 , a reduction reaction in the anode layer 1 a as part of the support structure 1 ; an oxidation reaction at the cathode 3 , which is produced by The electrochemically active electrode layer 3a and the second partial layer 3b are formed. The larger part 1b of the carrier structure 1 is formed by a porous, gas-tight network system. Hydrogen and carbon monoxide constituting the gaseous fuel produce water and carbon dioxide on the anode layer 1a. At the cathode 3, molecular oxygen from a second gas stream (e.g. air) reacts to form O 2- , and at the same time electrons are taken from the metal conductor 40 connected with the electrode 4 . Oxygen ions pass through the solid material electrolyte 2 constituting a thin and airtight sintered electrolyte layer. This electrolyte layer separates the two electrode layers 1 a and 3 a in a gas-tight mann...
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