A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell
Solid oxide fuel cells attract growing attention as an environmentally friendly device that can produce electrical power. Many processing routes are available for fabrication of micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells, among which extrusion can be considered as the most commonly used method. Recently,...
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author | Behtash Mani H.A. Tavakolinia R. Babaie Moghadam |
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description | Solid oxide fuel cells attract growing attention as an environmentally friendly device that can produce electrical power. Many processing routes are available for fabrication of micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells, among which extrusion can be considered as the most commonly used method. Recently, a co-extrusion process has been introduced, in which anode and electrolyte layers can be fabricated simultaneously, thus reducing the overall fabrication cost. In this study, a new die design for co-extrusion of ceramic tubes is introduced in which 5 different layers can be fabricated by a single processing step and can be used for fabrication of micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells. Moreover, an integral model developed for pressure drop in different flow fields of the die. Summing up the pressure drops, the pressure drop in the whole process can be calculated. The SEM images show that the co-extrusion process can be performed successfully and the tube consists of 5 distinct layers. |
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spelling | doaj.art-3863c6f8e7fa4148bfab6f199a6a69bd2022-12-22T03:15:18ZengElsevierJournal of Science: Advanced Materials and Devices2468-21792017-12-012442543110.1016/j.jsamd.2017.10.003A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cellBehtash Mani0H.A. Tavakolinia1R. Babaie Moghadam2Department of Materials Science and Engineering, School of Engineering, Shiraz University, Shiraz, IranDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Azad University Shiraz Branch, Shiraz, IranSchool of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Shiraz University, Shiraz, IranSolid oxide fuel cells attract growing attention as an environmentally friendly device that can produce electrical power. Many processing routes are available for fabrication of micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells, among which extrusion can be considered as the most commonly used method. Recently, a co-extrusion process has been introduced, in which anode and electrolyte layers can be fabricated simultaneously, thus reducing the overall fabrication cost. In this study, a new die design for co-extrusion of ceramic tubes is introduced in which 5 different layers can be fabricated by a single processing step and can be used for fabrication of micro-tubular solid oxide fuel cells. Moreover, an integral model developed for pressure drop in different flow fields of the die. Summing up the pressure drops, the pressure drop in the whole process can be calculated. The SEM images show that the co-extrusion process can be performed successfully and the tube consists of 5 distinct layers.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468217917301004Solid oxide fuel cells (E)Co-extrusion (A)Paste unificationPressure modelling |
spellingShingle | Behtash Mani H.A. Tavakolinia R. Babaie Moghadam A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell Journal of Science: Advanced Materials and Devices Solid oxide fuel cells (E) Co-extrusion (A) Paste unification Pressure modelling |
title | A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
title_full | A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
title_fullStr | A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
title_full_unstemmed | A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
title_short | A new design for co-extrusion dies: Fabrication of multi-layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
title_sort | new design for co extrusion dies fabrication of multi layer tubes to be used as solid oxide fuel cell |
topic | Solid oxide fuel cells (E) Co-extrusion (A) Paste unification Pressure modelling |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468217917301004 |
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