2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ceramint.2018.03.036
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Rietveld refinement and estimation of residual stress in GDC–LSCF oxygen transport membrane ceramic composites

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“…CoO seems to appear only in 50CGO:50FCO, and the CoO in the bulk is around double that at the surface. Since the penetration depth of X-rays increases with the incident angle during measurement, and is on average greater than a few microns [73,74], the XRD investigation at the surface is expected to reveal crystal information also of the sub-surface material. Thus, the amount of CoO detected at the surface might, in fact, include some amount of sub-surface CoO.…”
Section: Phase Constituents and Microstructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…CoO seems to appear only in 50CGO:50FCO, and the CoO in the bulk is around double that at the surface. Since the penetration depth of X-rays increases with the incident angle during measurement, and is on average greater than a few microns [73,74], the XRD investigation at the surface is expected to reveal crystal information also of the sub-surface material. Thus, the amount of CoO detected at the surface might, in fact, include some amount of sub-surface CoO.…”
Section: Phase Constituents and Microstructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…2. Composite ceramic characteristics, structures, and mechanical behaviors [4,32,34,[51][52][53][54]. Module systems including the plate-, hollow [18], and honeycomb-type membrane modules (Figure 2) have been developed [19].…”
Section: Introduction Oxygen Transport Membranementioning
confidence: 99%
“…2. Composite ceramic characteristics, structures, and mechanical behaviors [4,32,34,[51][52][53][54]. In the late 1980s, the US, Japan, Europe, and other countries acknowledged the importance of high-oxygen separation techniques [20] and invested substantially in related studies.…”
Section: Introduction Oxygen Transport Membranementioning
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“…Zhang and al [17] taking into account oriented curved fibers and the rule of change of fiber angles and determining the residual stresses using abaqus, have proposed a mathematical model of stratified composites with variable rigidity for the residual stresses prediction induced during the polymerization process, they showed that the residual stresses induced in composites with variable stiffness are reduced by increasing the final angle of the fiber path during the hardening process. Kati and al [18], using X-ray diffraction (XRD), they analyzed the residual stresses induced in biphasic composite types Ce9GdO1-b-La 6 Sr 4 Co 2 Fe 8 O 3-6 (GDC-LSCF) obtained by sintering at 1250 °C and used for the manufacture of oxygen transport membranes, they showed that theses stresses put on compression the GDC and in tension the LSCF. The scanning electron microscopy has shown that these two compounds crystallize in cubic and rhombohedral spatial groups respectively.…”
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