Abstract:With their high electrochemical efficiency, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) and solid oxide electrolyzers (SOEs) offer viable means of reducing energy sector greenhouse gas emissions and storing surplus renewably‐generated power. At present, these systems have operating temperatures of over 600 °C. During start‐up, following cooling or in an emergency shut‐off situation, a premixed safety gas is necessary which prevents damage to the cell's anode substrate. To date, safety gas has been industrially produced and… Show more
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