SECA Core Technology Program Review Meeting

SECA Core Technology Program Review Meeting

June 18-19, 2002

Table of Contents

• Disclaimer
• Papers and Presentations
  • Modeling & Simulation
  • Power Electronics
  • Controls & Diagnostics
  • Fuel Processing
  • Materials & Manufacturing
• Merit Review Form [PDF-17KB]
• Peer Review Results Overview [PDF-251KB]

Disclaimer
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Papers and Presentations

• Welcome & Program Comments [PDF-689KB]
  Don Collins, NETL and Prabhakar Singh, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Materials & Manufacturing

• Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Research at ANL [PDF-1751KB]
  Michael Krumpelt, Argonne National Laboratory
• Development of Low-Cost Metal Supported SOFCs at
  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory [PDF-5991KB]
  Craig Jacobson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• SECA Core Technology Program – PNNL: SOFC Component Development [PDF-3458KB]
  Jeff Stevenson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• Research on SOFC Electrodes [PDF-2493KB]
  Virkar, University of Utah
• Low Temperature Cathode Supported Electrolytes [PDF-3013KB]
  Harlan Anderson, University of Missouri – Rolla
• Fabrication of Intermediate Temperature SOFCs Via Plasma Spray [PDF-4836KB]
  Danny Xiao, U.S. Nanocorp
• Intermediate Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Development [PDF-213KB]
  S. Elangovan, Ceramatec
• Low-Cost Manufacturing of Multilayer Ceramic Fuel Cells [PDF-3670B]
  Scott Swartz, NexTech Materials, Ltd.  
• Novel Electrodes for Low-Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells [PDF-3080KB]
  Meilin Liu, Georgia Tech Institute of Technology
• Direct Operation of Anode Supported SOFC on Methane [PDF-1676KB]
  Jiang Liu, Northwestern University
• Stable High Conductivity Bilayered Electrolytes for Low Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells [PDF-1572KB]
  Eric Wachsman, University of Florida

Fuel Processing

• Fuel Processing Overview [PDF-285KB]
  David Berry, National Energy Technology Laboratory
  David King, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• Fuel Processing of Diesel for Fuel Cells [PDF-1851KB]
  David Berry, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Diesel Reforming and Carbon Formation Measurements [PDF-707KB]
  Rod Borup, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Army Fuel Cell Program (CECOM) [PDF-5403KB]
  Terry DuBois, Department of the Army

Controls & Diagnostics

• Gas Phase Sensor Development at LLNL [PDF-975KB]
  Robert Glass, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
• Sensor Development for Harsh Environments [PDF-920KB]
  James Hardy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Sensor and Control Development for Existing and Future Power Systems [PDF-2015KB]
  Susan Maley, National Energy Technology Laboratory

Power Electronics

• Power Electronics and Electric Machinery Innovations at Oak Ridge National Laboratory [PDF-5526KB]
  Don Adams, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Modeling & Simulation

• SECA Core Program – Recent Development of Modeling Activities at PNNL [PDF-6891KB]
  Moe Khaleel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
• Experimental Techniques for Mechanical Characterization of Materials for SOFC [PDF-8525KB]
  Edgar Lara-Curzio, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• NETL Fuel Cell Modeling Program  – Development, Validation, and Application [PDF-4328KB]
  Bill Rogers, National Energy Technology Laboratory
• Electrochemical Input for SOFC Performance Modeling [PDF-355KB]
  Robert Selman, Consultant in Chemical and Electrochemical Technology

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