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#6563. Electrical energy storage from a combined energy process based on solid oxide fuel cell and use of waste heat
| December 2026 | publication date |
| Proposal available till | 05-06-2025 |
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| Energy Engineering and Power Technology; Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment; |
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Abstract:
Today, due to environmental crises, the interest in using alternative technologies has increased. Meanwhile, fuel cells have considerable performance and development, and their use in hybrid energy cycles has recently become very popular. The main characteristic of a fuel cell is that it is constant with time, which affects the performance and reliability of the fuel cell and consequently the hybrid process. This studys objective is to introduce and conceptual design of a novel energy process based on solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and thermionic (TI) and thermoelectric (TE) generators. The chemical energy in the fuel is converted to power by the SOFC. The waste heat of SOFC is absorbed by the TI to produce additional electricity. Moreover, TE is thermally coupled to the TI to produce further electricity. The TE and TI are benefited as the downstream and intermediate cycles, respectively. This idea leads to an increase in the utilization of waste heat and enhance the system efficiency. Furthermore, the energy coming from the system is stored via a relatively new energy storage system. The configuration and arrangement of the technologies used in the introduced energy cycle as well as the reported results are new and has not been studied in the previous researches.
Keywords:
Combined energy process; Electrical energy storage system; Solid oxide fuel cell; Thermionic and thermoelectric generators; Waste heat
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Abstract:
Today, due to environmental crises, the interest in using alternative technologies has increased. Meanwhile, fuel cells have considerable performance and development, and their use in hybrid energy cycles has recently become very popular. The main characteristic of a fuel cell is that it is constant with time, which affects the performance and reliability of the fuel cell and consequently the hybrid process. This studys objective is to introduce and conceptual design of a novel energy process based on solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and thermionic (TI) and thermoelectric (TE) generators. The chemical energy in the fuel is converted to power by the SOFC. The waste heat of SOFC is absorbed by the TI to produce additional electricity. Moreover, TE is thermally coupled to the TI to produce further electricity. The TE and TI are benefited as the downstream and intermediate cycles, respectively. This idea leads to an increase in the utilization of waste heat and enhance the system efficiency. Furthermore, the energy coming from the system is stored via a relatively new energy storage system. The configuration and arrangement of the technologies used in the introduced energy cycle as well as the reported results are new and has not been studied in the previous researches.
Keywords:
Combined energy process; Electrical energy storage system; Solid oxide fuel cell; Thermionic and thermoelectric generators; Waste heat
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