- Unit:
- SINTEF Industry
- Department:
- Sustainable Energy Technology
- Office:
- Oslo
Dr. Per Martin Rørvik is Senior Research Scientist in the Thin Film and Membrane Technology research group, in the Sustainable Energy department in SINTEF Industry. He has worked at SINTEF since 2010. His background is mainly within ceramic materials for energy conversion technologies: fuel cells, electrolysis, hydrogen, piezoelectrics, ferroelectrics, electrocalorics, solid state batteries.
Education
PhD in Materials Science and Engineering, 2008, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
Sivilingeniør (Master of Technology) in Chemistry, 2004, NTNU
Competence and research areas
- Ceramic materials
- Solid oxide fuel cell and electrolysis (SOFC/SOEC)
- Protonic ceramic fuel cell and electrolysis (PCFC/PCEC)
- Use of ammonia in fuel cells
- Lead-free piezoelectric and ferroelectric ceramic materials
- Solid state battery ceramic materials
- Protonic conduction in adsorbed water layers (surface protonics)
- Electrochemical testing / impedance spectroscopy
- Thin film deposition
Highlighted publications
- Forskerne lager helt nye materialer slik at ultralyd kan virke uten bly
- Fabrication of metal-supported proton-conducting electrolysers with thin film Sr- And Ce-doped BZY electrolyte
- Development of novel metal-supported proton ceramic electrolyser cell with thin film BZY15–Ni electrode and BZY15 electrolyte
- The influence of acceptor and donor doping on the protonic surface conduction of TiO2
- One-Dimensional Nanostructures of Ferroelectric Perovskites
Projects
Other publications
- Hydrogen og keramiske membraner
- Processing route for Metal Supported Proton Conducting Ceramic Cells
- Pulsed Laser Deposition of Electrolytes for Metal-Supported Proton-Conducting Electrolysis Cells
- Development of electrodes and complete electrochemical cells based on surface protonics
- Development of electrochemical cells based on surface protonics
- Development of electrodes and complete electrochemical cells based on surface protonics
- Stress considerations for sputtered lead-free (Ba,Ca)(Zr,Ti)O3 thin films
- Additive manufacturing of lead-free piezoelectric ceramics by stereolithography
- Multi-layer piezoelectric elements of lead-free BNT-6BT ceramics
- Lager blyfrie materialer til ultralyd