The University of Queensland

Composites for thermal expansion matched oxygen electrodes (2019–2023)

Abstract:

This project aims to develop high performance composite oxygen electrodes by using both negative thermal expansion materials and electrolyte materials to tailor the thermal expansivities and activities of the perovskite-based electrodes for reduced temperature solid oxide cells . Such composite electrodes will show highly matched thermal expansion with electrolyte without sacrificing the high activity at reduced temperatures. This project thus addresses an important practical issue - thermal expansion compatibility, and is of great significance to the solid oxide cells industries.

Grant type:

ARC Discovery Projects

Researchers:

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  Professor John Zhu

  Professor
  

  School of Chemical Engineering

  Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology

Funded by:

Australian Research Council