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21 Jan 2004

Intermediate Temperature SOFC explained

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Sylvia Baron, Imperial College
Due to the time required to reach the operating temperature, high temperature SOFCs are thought to be best suited for large stationary power applications and industrial cogeneration.

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If smaller units were to be built, it would be advantageous to reduce the operating temperature to 600-800oC, or even lower, to reduce cost and improve start-up times. This article focuses on recent developments in the area of “intermediate temperature” SOFC (IT-SOFC).

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