Conference
Development of a CuFe2O4 interconnect coating
Abstract
Use of commercial grade ferritic steel interconnects in solid oxide fuel cells leads to problems of high resistance and chromium poisoning of the cathode during operation between 750-800°C. To avoid this problem, a novel method of applying coatings for interconnect protection has been tried. Copper and iron films have been deposited sequentially on the surface of a ferritic steel (UNS-430), which upon heat treatment in air at 750-775°C form an …
Authors
Basu RN; Knott N; Petric A
Volume
PV 2005-07
Pagination
pp. 1859-1865
Publication Date
December 1, 2005
Conference proceedings
Proceedings Electrochemical Society