2013
DOI: 10.1149/05701.2235ecst
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Long Term Performance of Stacks with Chromium-Based Interconnects (CFY)

Abstract: Chromium-based interconnects (CFY) in combination with electrolyte supported cells are perfectly matching the requirements of different SOFC applications. Furthermore, this type of stacks and the related manufacturing of cells and interconnects is already proven in very high volumes today. Plansee SE and Fraunhofer IKTS, together with partners in the SOFC20 project and lead customers, have developed the advanced MK351 stack-platform, which is now available for interested new customers. A suitable, well-adjuste… Show more

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“…Figure shows a 30‐cell CFY stack assembled at the pilot manufacturing line at IKTS. The robustness of CFY stacks has been demonstrated in various tests over more than 20,000 hours and 120 start/stop‐cycles, showing a power degradation rate below 0.7% per 1,000 hours and 0.5% per ten cycles, respectively . CFY stacks have been adopted for system integration by various external research partners and companies, e.g., Convion Ltd. of Finland .…”
Section: Hotbox Concept and Operating Windowsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Figure shows a 30‐cell CFY stack assembled at the pilot manufacturing line at IKTS. The robustness of CFY stacks has been demonstrated in various tests over more than 20,000 hours and 120 start/stop‐cycles, showing a power degradation rate below 0.7% per 1,000 hours and 0.5% per ten cycles, respectively . CFY stacks have been adopted for system integration by various external research partners and companies, e.g., Convion Ltd. of Finland .…”
Section: Hotbox Concept and Operating Windowsupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Due to the high demand on testing infrastructure and other technical difficulties arising from cells and stacks themselves, the time-consuming endurance tests have been fairly limited, especially at the stack and system levels. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] From 2004 to 2008, a series of tests with SOFC short stacks were carried out within the framework of the European project, REAL-SOFC, aimed at further illuminating the degradation mechanisms of SOFCs for stationary applications. 1 One of the stacks (F1002-97), commenced in August 2007, continued to be operated after the end of the project.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Metallic interconnects also have a much higher thermal conductivity than the traditional ceramic counterparts which leads to a favourable reduction in start-up/shut-down times of stacks, widening the scope for potential SOFC applications [6]. Typical metallic interconnect materials include ferritic stainless steels such as Crofer 22A/APU/H and ITM, chromium-based materials such as CFY [63], austenitic steels such as Alloy 310 [64] and nickel-based alloys such as Haynes 230, favoured for its corrosion resistance over Inconel and Hastelloy counterparts [65][66][67].…”
Section: Historical Trend In Sofc Interconnect Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%