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RAMSES – Robust Advanced Materials for Metal Support SOFC

The RAMSES project will provide the Fuel Cell community with an innovative high performance, robust, durable and cost-effective Solid Oxide Fuel Cell owing to the Metal Supported Cell (MSC) concept i.e. a cell design consisting of thin ceramic electrodes and electrolyte layers deposited on a porous metallic substrate for the mechanical support of the cell. Both planar and tubular cells will be developed.

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SINTEF’s tasks:

Material development of materials for metal supported SOFC.

The work involves:

  • Development of versatile production methods suitable to prepare porous metal substrates from metal powders
  • Development of protective coating layers for the metal supports with improved tolerance to oxidation and chromium retention
  • Deposition of the substrate side electrode (cathode/anode), including the possibility of co-sintering the porous metal substrate with the electrode, possibly with intermediate barrier layers.
  • Dense and thin electrolytes using low temperature routes

Partners

CEA (F)
SOFCPower/HTc
CNRS-BX
Höganäs
BAIKOWSKI
AEA
SINTEF (N)
IKL
COPRECI
NRC

Budget

4.7 mill EURO

Funding

Fuel Cells & Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU)

 For more information, see the project web page

Key Factors

Project duration

01/01/2011 - 31/12/2013

Further information:
CORDIS, Project Reference: 256768