Solid electrolyte structure and method for forming

Details Solid electrolyte structure and method for forming Solid electrolyte structure and method for forming

1984-07-16

1986-09-30

Derrington, James

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes

Including step of generating heat by friction

264 80, 264 81, C04B 4187

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046146288

ABSTRACT:
Solid oxide electrolyte structures, e.g., flat plates, suitable for use in an electrochemical energy converter are prepared by a plasma deposition technique. This process is comprised of forming a suspension of the oxide powders, passing the suspension through an arc discharge to melt the oxide particles and depositing the molten particles on a substrate. The deposited layer is allowed to cool and then is removed intact from the substrate. The plate then can be sintered and a fuel electrode material and an oxidizer electrode material can be applied on the opposing surfaces of the plate.

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