SOFC Stack and System Modeling, Fault Diagnosis and Control

Khaliq Ahmed; Periasamy Vijay; Moses O. Tadé; Amirpiran Amiri; Zongping Shao; Karl Fogler

doi:10.21926/jept.2101004

SOFC Stack and System Modeling, Fault Diagnosis and Control

Khaliq Ahmed, Periasamy Vijay, Moses O. Tadé, Amirpiran Amiri, Zongping Shao, Karl Fogler

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This report is an account of research and development activities undertaken by the Centre for
Process Systems Computations, Department of Chemical Engineering at Curtin University,
Western Australia in the area of solid oxide fuel cells. The focus of work of the group included
1) effect of cell macrostructure and microstructure on electrochemical performance with a
view to optimise both macro- and micro-structure 2) electrochemistry modeling for simulating
electrochemical performance 3) internal reforming aspects impacting performance at
cell/stack and system levels 4) system level modeling investigating cell internal profiles
(temperature, gas composition), homogeneity improvement, thermal management, anode
recycle, fuel diversity, oxygen quality, and 5) monitoring for diagnostics, optimisation and
control. The report summarizes work done over a period of 15 years and highlights areas of
research gaps and future directions for research in the path to mass-scale commercialisation
of the solid oxide fuel cell technology

Original language	English
Article number	32
Journal	Journal of Energy and Power Technology
Volume	3
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21926/jept.2101004
Publication status	Published - 18 Jan 2021

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