A Novel Solid Oxide Electrochemical Oxygen Pump for Oxygen Therapy

  • Wang M
  • Nowicki K
  • Irvine J
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Abstract

A solid oxide electrochemical oxygen pump was developed in tubular geometry with YSZ electrolyte and LSCF/CGO symmetrical air electrodes. The cells were manufactured based on green symmetrical porous YSZ electrode backbones cast on the green YSZ electrolyte tape, rolled into tubular geometry, co-sintered and impregnated with functional materials. The prepared cell had a thin 16 μ m-electrolyte and supporting 76 μ m-symmetric electrodes. At 700 °C, 2.8 A current (0.8 A cm −2 ) was obtained under 0.5 V in the single tubular cell infiltrated with 30% CGO and 45% LSCF. A four cell bundle produced theoretical 1.82 l hr −1 O 2 with a power consumption of 2.18 W at 700 °C. Excellent stability of the cells was achieved during severe current and thermal cycling tests, indicating the successful fabrication of the tubular cells using the tape co-casting method.

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Wang, M., Nowicki, K. M., & Irvine, J. T. S. (2022). A Novel Solid Oxide Electrochemical Oxygen Pump for Oxygen Therapy. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 169(6), 064509. https://doi.org/10.1149/1945-7111/ac7008

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