Abstract:Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) is one of the most efficient energy converters which can produce electricity from reactions of gaseous chemicals. However, a high operating temperature (T
o) of 800–1200 °C is required to achieve the highest peak performance. Such high T
o triggers miscellaneous problems, that is, mechanical disintegration with further degradation of its electrical performance for a long‐term application. Despite accomplishing various approaches for the improvement of SOFC performance, the standard… Show more
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