2020
DOI: 10.33961/jecst.2019.00276
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Influence of Thermal Conductivity on the Thermal Behavior of Intermediate-Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

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“…Numerical models have been widely used in solid oxide cell simulations. [13][14][15] A detailed review of the recent modeling and experimental investigations of SOCs has been published. 16 These models usually consider a subset of the fundamental physical processes, including heat and mass transfer, fluid flow, thermal radiation, thermal/mechanical stress, and electrochemical reactions.…”
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“…Numerical models have been widely used in solid oxide cell simulations. [13][14][15] A detailed review of the recent modeling and experimental investigations of SOCs has been published. 16 These models usually consider a subset of the fundamental physical processes, including heat and mass transfer, fluid flow, thermal radiation, thermal/mechanical stress, and electrochemical reactions.…”
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“…The temperature inhomogeneity or also known as temperature gradient (ΔT) often arises from the heat generated during the electrochemical reaction, particularly during ion migration from the cathode to the anode [5]. A large gap in temperature inhomogeneity often leads to performance degradation due to thermal stress [6].…”
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