Button solid-oxide fuel battery reaction device

Abstract

The invention provides a button-typed solid oxide fuel battery reaction device, belonging to the field of solid oxide fuel battery technique. The reaction device comprises a base (1), an O-shaped rubber ring I (18), etc.; a water cooling sleeve (2) is connected with a cooled water conduit (35); an internal sleeve (3) is connected with the base (1); a tensioning nickel-cadmium wire (4) passes through a tensioning hole (38) and hooks a pressing ceramic sheet (13); two ends of a cathode current collecting Pt wire (9) respectively pass through a cathode current collecting Pt net (10) and a cathode gas inlet pipe (23); the cathode current collecting Pt net (10) collects the current at the cathode of the button-typed solid oxide fuel battery; two ends of the cathode current collecting Pt (9) are respectively a reference electrode and a testing electrode; all pipes are hermetically connected with the base (1); an anode chamber is arranged in a pipe-typed heating electric furnace (8). The button-typed solid oxide fuel battery reaction device of the invention avoids complex disassembly / assembly process, has reasonable structure, prevents the sealing invalidity, avoids personnel scald, is beneficial for shortening the reaction device, and reduces the cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a button solid oxide fuel cell reaction device, which belongs to the technical field of solid oxide fuel cells. Background technique [0002] The fuel cell can directly convert the chemical energy stored in the fuel into electrical energy without being limited by the Carnot cycle. It has the advantages of high energy conversion efficiency, cleanliness, no pollution, low noise, strong module structure, and high specific power. wide attention from all countries. [0003] According to the type of electrolyte, fuel cells can be divided into alkaline fuel cells (AFC), phosphoric acid fuel cells (PAFC), molten carbonate fuel cells (MCFC), solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) and proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) [Larminie J, Dicks A. Fuel cell system explained, John Wiley & Sons Ltd., New York, 2000. Li Ying, Wang Linshan. Fuel Cell. Beijing: Metallurgical Industry Press. 2002; EG&G Technical Services, Inc. Fuelcell handbook (Se...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] (1) Button solid oxide fuel cell loading, unloading and replacement are cumbersome

Some devices are sealed with glue at the interface of daily disassembly, resulting in the need for glue application, glue removal, drying and other processes during each loading and unloading, which is relatively cumbersome

[0008] (2) The cathode and anode chambers are large, and the sensitivity to gas components is poor

Due to the complex gas supply path and sealing structure, the cathode and anode chambers are often large, and the changes in cathode and anode gas components cannot be quickly reflected during the test.

[0009] (3) When the battery is running, the temperature outside the furnace of the reaction device is high, which is easy to burn or cause the sealing material to fail

The solid oxide fuel cell operates at a high temperature (600°C-1000°C). Due to heat transfer effects such as heat conduction and radiation, the temperature outside the furnace of the reaction device is relatively high, which puts higher requirements on sealing materials and is easy to burn the operator.

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