The effect of hydrogen partial pressure on uniaxial creep of 3Y-TZP/50vol.% Pd cermet membranes

Majkic, Goran; Karajagi, S.; Balachandran, U.; Saláma, K.

doi:10.1016/j.mseb.2008.04.001

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“…The hydrogen transport and mechanical properties of dense, self-supporting Pd/YSZ cermet membranes have been described previously. [15][16][17] Based on the linearity of hydrogen flux vs. the inverse of membrane thickness over the thickness range $22 to 210 mm, Balachandran et al 15 concluded that the hydrogen permeation of a dense Pd/YSZ cermet was controlled by bulk diffusion down to the thickness of $22 mm. To increase the hydrogen flux through the cermet films while reducing their cost, the paste-painting technique was developed for fabricating thinfilm cermet membranes.…”

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Palladium based film-type cermet membranes for hydrogen separation

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Thin-film type cermet (i.e., ceramic-metal composite) membranes were made by a paste painting method, and their hydrogen transport properties were evaluated. The hydrogen permeability of a 30 mm thick Pd/YSZ (palladium/yttrium-stabilized zirconia) film was compared with that of Pd foil (thickness of 0.1 mm). To test the reproducibility of the results and stability of the Pd/YSZ film, the film's permeability was measured over a period of $300 h as a function of temperature, gas flow rate, and hydrogen partial pressure. In addition, the influence of a porous alumina substrate was investigated by measuring the hydrogen flux of the Pd foil with and without an Al 2 O 3 substrate in front of the foil. The differences between the hydrogen permeability of the cermet film and that of the Pd foil are discussed. As additional practical information about the cermet film, its thermal expansion behavior was studied in air and in nitrogen, and changes in its microstructure were examined during stability tests. Taken together, the results indicate that thin-film Pd/YSZ cermet membranes can meet the requirements of hydrogen transport membranes.

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