WO2009012829A1 - Brennstoffzelle und verfahren zu deren herstellung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a fuel cell with a porous substrate produced by powder metallurgy, to which the electrochemically active cell layers are applied and which is arranged in the central region of a plate, in the peripheral region of which gas passage openings are provided. It also relates to a process for producing the fuel cell.
- the high-temperature fuel cell or solid oxide fuel cell is characterized by its high electrical efficiency and the possible use of waste heat generated in the high temperature range, for example for stationary power.
- SOFC solid oxide fuel cell
- electrical efficiencies of 60% to 70% can be achieved, but also for mobile applications, for example for the supply of lorries or cars
- Auxiliary power units (APUs) are of great interest to SOFC systems, offering the potential for an efficient and fuel-efficient power supply, using both conventional fuels (gasoline, diesel, natural gas) and pure hydrogen.
- the tubular design is particularly suitable for stationary power plant applications
- the planar SOFC for distributed stationary and mobile applications offers advantages due to the shorter current-carrying paths and thus higher area-specific power density.
- the most recent generation of SOFCs has a porous metallic body, which acts as a substrate for the electrode layer and the electrolyte layer (metal-supported cell, MSC).
- MSC metal-supported cell
- the MSC is especially for mobile applications of interest because it has a better thermal cyclability, a high mechanical strength and a high reoxidation stability at low material costs and low cell thickness.
- the integration of an MSC into a fuel stack or "stack" can be realized by commercially available soldering and welding processes.
- the substrate usually high-alloy chromium steel is used.
- the substrates used are, in particular, porous bodies produced by powder metallurgy (AT 008975 IM) 1 woven or knitted fabric (EP 1 318 560 A2, WO 02/101859 A2), perforated sheets or expanded metal (US 2005/01424226 A1, GB 2400723 A, GB 2422479 A ) used.
- the substrate can be welded into a sheet metal frame produced by fusion metallurgy, the gas passage openings, ie z. B. the fuel gas and Abgasöff ⁇ onne for fuel gas supply or exhaust gas removal to or from the fuel cell has.
- a plate is formed with the gas passage openings or Manifold in the edge region.
- the substrate may be a perforated sheet (WO 02/35628 A1), or a powder metallurgy produced body (EP 1278259 A2).
- porous substrates Compared with perforated sheets, powder metallurgically produced, porous substrates offer better coatability and gas distribution.
- the edge of the substrate is compressed in a gas-tight manner before it is welded to the sheet-metal frame in order to form the plate.
- the integration of the porous substrate with the sheet metal frame microstructural different, often different alloys are connected to each other. For thermomechanical reasons, this condition is not desirable because high voltages can be induced in the cell assembly. Furthermore, it comes through the circumferentially guided weld between the sheet metal frame and the substrate to a distortion of the plate.
- the weld itself carries the risk of defects that would mean a leakage path between the anode and cathode sides.
- the welded into a sheet metal frame substrate leads to high material costs, since when cutting the frame, a high proportion of the sheet is obtained as waste material.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a fuel cell which ensures a process-safe coating with anode, electrolyte and cathode and at the same time a suitable basis for the stack integration of the cell with low material usage.
- a planar, powder-metallurgical, porous body is first produced, which preferably consists of an iron-chromium alloy.
- the body can be made according to AT 008 975 U1.
- Residual Fe and impurities exist, wherein at least one metal of the group Y, Sc, rare earth metals and at least one metal of the group Cr, Ti, Al, Mn can form a mixed oxide.
- the selection of the powder fraction for the body must be made so that defects in the surface, which naturally result from deviations from an optimal packing density, are kept sufficiently small to ensure good coatability.
- a powder fraction with a particle size of ⁇ 150 ⁇ m, in particular ⁇ 100 ⁇ m, is preferably used.
- finer powder fractions would further improve the coatability, However, due to a higher internal surface, it brings about a deterioration of the high temperature oxidation stability.
- a planar green body with a thickness of preferably 0.3 to 1, 5 mm is prepared. After debinding the green body, the body is sintered, wherein it has a porosity of preferably 20 to 60%, in particular 40 to 50% after sintering.
- the porosity represents the density of the porous body relative to the density of the alloy.
- the edge region of the porous body is compressed until it is gas-tight.
- the dimensions of the compacted edge area result from the necessary area for the gas passage openings and sealing surfaces, in particular with the electrolyte layer and the
- contact plate is often also referred to as an interconnector and is therefore to be understood as such.
- the compression of the body in the edge region can be done by uniaxial pressing or Profilwalze ⁇ .
- the transition between the central porous substrate region of the plate and the compacted edge region may be formed as a step.
- a continuous, kern ⁇ loser transition between the substrate region and the compacted edge region is produced during compaction, as edges and the like discontinuities can cause tensions in the plate.
- an annealing or the like heat treatment may optionally be connected.
- the dense edge region of the plate is provided by embossing, stamping, cutting or the like with the gas passage openings.
- the edge region can be provided in a process step during compression with the gas passage openings. It is also possible to provide the edge region of the plate with further structures, for example by embossing stiffening and / or connecting structures, for example with the electrolyte layer and / or the contact plate.
- the electrochemically active cell layers are applied, i. usually on the substrate area of the plate the anode, on the anode the electrolyte and on the electrolyte the cathode.
- the anode may be formed, for example, by a cermet, for example, nickel and yttria-stabilized zirconia.
- the electrolyte layer is gas-tight and may consist, for example, of yttrium-stabilized zirconium dioxide or another oxygen ion-conducting ceramic.
- the cathode consists of an electronically or electronically and ionically conductive ceramic, for example lanthanum-strontium-cobalt-iron oxide.
- a ceramic diffusion barrier layer may be provided, for example of cerium-gadolinium oxide. Furthermore, a diffusion barrier can also be provided between the substrate (FeCr alloy) and the nickel-containing anode.
- Coating with the electrochemically active cell layers can be carried out by wet-chemical coating, for example screen printing, or wet powder spraying with subsequent sintering or by thermal spraying methods, for example high-speed plasma spraying or plasma spraying.
- the gas-tight electrolyte layer In order to seal the cathode-side oxidant space with respect to the opposite fuel gas space of the plate, the gas-tight electrolyte layer must seal at least part of the compacted edge area of the plate. In order to achieve a better adhesion of the electrolyte layer on the compacted edge region, the Edge area before coating preferably roughened, for example by a sandblasting process.
- the edge region can first be connected to one or more metallic components, for example the contact plate, before the coating with the electrochemically active cell layers takes place.
- the fuel cell or SOFC according to the invention with a one-piece plate which has a porous central region as substrate for the electrochemically active cell layers and a compressed gas-tight edge region with the gas passage openings and optionally further structures, offers considerable advantages and, above all, cost savings.
- the production costs are substantially reduced by eliminating the weld between the porous substrate body and the sheet metal frame.
- a considerable material saving is achieved.
- the production of this one-piece plate has the advantage that no compound microstructural or even chemically different materials is made.
- the risk of leakage through cracks or pores in the weld eliminates.
- the one-piece plate additionally offers the possibility of reducing the overall height per cell, because the electrochemically active cell layers facing side of the porous substrate area in the middle of the plate with the compressed edge of the plate at least at a level, while
- EP 1 278 259 A2 the edge region of the substrate rests on the sheet metal frame.
- 1 is an exploded perspective view of two fuel cells of a fuel cell stack.
- FIG. 2 shows a section along the line II-II through the right part of the two fuel cells of Figure 1 in an enlarged scale.
- Fig. 3 is an enlarged view of the area A of Fig. 2;
- Fig. 4 is an enlarged partial representation of a front view of the porous body in pressing to a plate with a central, porous substrate region and compacted edge regions.
- each cell (1) consists of a powder metallurgical plate (2) and a contact plate (interconnector) (3).
- the powder metallurgical plate (2) is integrally formed and has in the central region a porous substrate region (4) and a compressed gas-tight edge region (5), wherein the porous substrate region (4) is indicated by dashed lines in Fig. 1.
- the substrate region (4) is provided with the electrochemically active cell layers (6) which according to FIG. 3 comprise an anode layer (7) on the substrate region (4), a gas-tight electrolyte layer (8) on the anode layer (7) and a cathode layer (FIG. 9) on the electrolyte layer (8).
- the contact plate (3) may be a sheet-metal part which is provided with a wave, channel or knob structure (1 1) or the like projections to form contact portions (11 a), the powder metallurgical plate (2) and thus the anode layer (7) of a fuel cell (1) electrically conductively contact, and a contact portion (11 k) in electrical contact with the cathode layer (9) of the adjacent fuel cell (1).
- the powder metallurgical plate (2) and the contact plate (3) on the circumference at (10) are connected in a gastight manner, for example by welding or soldering. Furthermore, the gas-tight electrolyte layer (8) on the circumference extends over at least part of the compacted edge region (5) of the powder metallurgical plate (2), as shown in FIG.
- Anode layer (7) is enclosed gas-tight, represents the combustion chamber.
- He is the fuel gas in the direction of the in Fig. 2 and 3 shown from the back arrow (15) supplied.
- the fuel gas may e.g. Hydrogen
- Methane or another hydrocarbon Methane or another hydrocarbon.
- the room (14), the oxidizing agent, for example, air or oxygen according to the arrow (16) shown from the back supplied.
- the anode (7) of the fuel for.
- hydrogen oxidized and thus withdrawn electrons under Kationensentu ⁇ g him, which are supplied via the contact plate (3) of the cathode (9) of the adjacent cell (1).
- the oxidizing agent, for. B. oxygen absorbs electrons in the cathode reaction, so that z. B. oxygen anions are formed.
- the anions formed from the oxidizing agent diffuse through the electrolyte layer (8) and react on the anode side with the cations formed from the fuel gas to form exhaust gas, for example water vapor or carbon dioxide.
- the gas-tight, compressed edge region (5) of the powder metallurgical plate (2) of each cell is provided with a plurality of gas passage openings (17) and (18) on both sides of the substrate region (4).
- the gas passage openings (17) and (18) and the gas passage openings (19) and (20) of all fuel cells (1) of the stack are aligned with each other.
- the fuel cells (1) are connected in series via the contact plate (3). That is, the power is removed from the top fuel cell and the bottom fuel cell of the stack.
- Fig. 4 is for the preparation of the powder metallurgical plate
- the pressing punch is preferably designed so that a continuous, continuous transition between the compacted substrate region (4) and the edge region (5) arises during compaction.
- the gas passage openings (17, 18) can then be cut or punched into the edge area (5) on opposite sides of the substrate area (4), whereupon the electrochemically active cell layer (6) is applied to the substrate area (4), namely the electrolyte layer (4). 8) so that it extends with its entire circumference on the edge region (5), as shown in Fig. 3.
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