ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF CURRENT AND POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTIONS IN DISK ELECTRODE SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF CURRENT AND POTENTIAL DISTRIBUTIONS IN DISK ELECTRODE SYSTEMS
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2408080
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
KESSELMAN, W
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作者:
NANIS, L;KESSELMAN, W
Integral transform methods are used to obtain analytic solutions for the current density (J) and potential distributions on a disk in an infinite plane for the four limiting cases of:(i) uniform potential disk-insulating plane;(ii) uniform J disk-insulating plane;(iii) uniform J disk-uniform potential plane and;(iv) uniform potential disk-uniform potential plane. Examples of applications of results are drawn from electrochemical engineering problems related to fuel cell design, corrosion enhancement due to inclusions, and rotating disk systems.Advances in the mathematical treatment of current density problems have been made recently through the use of machine computation methods (1, 2). Analytic results remain attractive because of their generality, although the mathematical effort for all but the simplest geometries becomes excessive. Methods usually associated with idealized two-dimensional fields become increasingly complex for three-dimensional problems related to practical electrode geometries. However, the cylindrical field geometry may be treated in terms of two space coordinates when angular symmetry prevails, ie