High Temperature Strength and Elastic Properties of Doped Ceria under Various Oxygen Partial Pressures Electrolyte Materials
High Temperature Strength and Elastic Properties of Doped Ceria under Various Oxygen Partial Pressures Electrolyte Materials
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不同氧分压下掺杂二氧化铈电解质材料的高温强度和弹性性能
DOI:
10.1149/06801.0375ecst
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2015
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T. Hashida
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T.Taguchi;S. Watanabe;K. Sato;T. Hashida
Mechanical endurance of brittle components under operating conditions is extremely important to ensure reliability of solid-state electrochemical devices such as Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC). In the case of SOFC, components are exposed to high temperatures, both high and low oxygen partial pressures and rapid environmental changes induced by starts and stops; thereby it is anticipated that the mechanical failure is induced by thermally and chemically (1) induced stresses arising from expansion or contraction mismatches between SOFC components. To prevent unexpected failures, it is critical to characterize changes in mechanical properties under not only thermal but also chemical environment for reliable and durable SOFC operations, however it has not been examined because of limitation of technique, evaluation of the mechanical properties of the SOFC components were often carried out in air at room temperature (2-7) or under controlled only temperature (8-11).Recently, much attention has focused on mechanical testing under SOFC operation environment; the elastic properties of the SOFC component are starting to be investigated. A conventional method for the analysis of the effect of hydrogen environment is using specimen heat-treated under hydrogen gas (12-14). Wang et al (12) measured the effect of oxygen concentration on the elastic modulus of heat treated CeO2 and Ce0. 9Gd0. 1O1. 95-δ under various low oxygen partial pressures by nanoindentation tests. However, this method has the disadvantages of re-oxidation of the specimen. Re-oxidation of reduced