Towards the Next-Generation of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Systems

  • Singh V
  • Wagner P
  • Wuillemin Z
  • et al.
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Abstract

To improve the industry benchmark of solid oxide fuel cell systems (SOFC), we consider anode off-gas recirculation using a blower as an add-on to our next-generation SOFC system. Evolutionary algorithms compare the different design alternatives, i.e. co-flow or counter-flow stack operation with hot or cold recirculation. The system performance is evaluated through multi-objective optimization criteria, i.e. maximization of electrical efficiency and cogeneration efficiency. The results obtained suggest that improvements to the best SOFC systems, in terms of net electrical efficiency, are achievable.

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Singh, V., Wagner, P. H., Wuillemin, Z., Diethelm, S., Schiffmann, J., & Van herle, J. (2015). Towards the Next-Generation of Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Systems. ECS Transactions, 68(1), 2373–2386. https://doi.org/10.1149/06801.2373ecst

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