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  • 2024Development of glass sealants for proton conducting ceramic cells:materials, concepts and challenges1citations
  • 2022Fracture toughness of reactive bonded Co–Mn and Cu–Mn contact layers after long-term aging5citations
  • 2022Torsional behaviour of a glass-ceramic joined alumina coated Crofer 22 APU steel3citations
  • 2022Torsional behaviour of a glass-ceramic joined alumina coated Crofer 22 APU steel3citations
  • 2022Torsional behaviour of a glass-ceramic joined alumina coated Crofer 22 APU steel3citations
  • 2021High toughness well conducting contact layers for solid oxide cell stacks by reactive oxidative bonding5citations
  • 2019Improving the interface adherence in solid oxide cell stacks:Glass seals and oxygen electrode contact layerscitations
  • 2018A Ba-free sealing glass with a high CTE and excellent interface stability optimized for SOFC/SOEC stack applications36citations
  • 2018A Ba-free sealing glass with a high CTE and excellent interface stability optimized for SOFC/SOEC stack applications36citations
  • 2017A Novel SOFC/SOEC Sealing Glass with a Low SiO2 Content and a High Thermal Expansion Coefficient  citations
  • 2017A Novel SOFC/SOEC Sealing Glass with a Low SiO2 Content and a High Thermal Expansion Coefficient21citations
  • 2017A Novel SOFC/SOEC Sealing Glass with a Low SiO 2 Content and a High Thermal Expansion Coefficient21citations

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  • Georgolamprou, Xanthi
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  • Farzin, Yousef Alizad
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  • Ferrero, Domenico
  • Smeacetto, Federico
  • Ferraris, Monica
  • Lund Frandsen, Henrik
  • Pierre, Stefano De La
  • Zielke, Philipp
  • Sabato, Antonio G.
  • Agersted, Karsten
  • Wulff, Anders Christian
  • Khajavi, Peyman
  • Hendriksen, Peter Vang
  • Brock, Mette Bybjerg
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Torsional behaviour of a glass-ceramic joined alumina coated Crofer 22 APU steel

  • Ferrero, Domenico
  • Ritucci, Ilaria
  • Smeacetto, Federico
  • Frandsen, Henrik Lund
  • Ferraris, Monica
  • Kiebach, Wolff-Ragnar
  • Pierre, Stefano De La
Abstract

The robustness of the sealings used for the solid oxide cell (SOC) stack technology is crucial to prevent gases from mixing and failure. With a desire to increase the internal operating pressure the mechanical performance requirement of sealings increases. The mechanical behaviour of a glass-ceramic joined steel (Crofer 22 APU) and glass-ceramic interfaces used in SOC stacks has here been studied. The shear strength was measured at room temperature using a torsion test of as joined and aged (700 h in air at 750 °C) hourglass shaped samples. The Crofer 22 APU steel samples were coated with alumina before joining and the joining process was designed on the basis of shrinkage measurements taken from hot stage microscopy. The glass-ceramic joining material was applied as a tape casted foil between two alumina coated half hourglass steel samples, and then joined at 800 °C in air. Cross-sections and fracture surfaces were investigated, by means of SEM-EDS, to understand the effect of ageing on the joined samples. XRD was carried out on the as joined and on the aged glass-ceramic materials to investigate the ageing effect on the amorphous and crystalline phases. The shear strength of the as joined and aged samples was measured on six samples per group, and values of 40 ± 6 MPa and 34 ± 6 MPa were obtained, respectively.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • amorphous
  • scanning electron microscopy
  • x-ray diffraction
  • crystalline phase
  • glass
  • glass
  • strength
  • steel
  • aging
  • Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy
  • ceramic
  • joining
  • torsion test