Title
Measurement of the active width in Sr-doped lanthanum manganate Sofc Cathodes using Nano-ct, impedance spectroscopy and Bayesian calibration
Conference Dates
March 10-14, 2019
Abstract
Bayesian model-based analysis (BMA) is a method for producing quantitative models of complex physical systems through the comparison between models and experimental data. A model of a porous LSM cathode (symmetrical cell) was applied to impedance data and its parameters estimated via Bayesian calibration. X-ray computed tomography provided microstructural information for the model. The combination of model calibration and microstructural characterization enabled an estimate of the active thickness for a porous LSM electrode. The active width extended only a few nanometers from the surface, strongly suggesting that future models should explicitly resolve the space-charge region.
Recommended Citation
David S. Mebane, Giuseppe Brunello, Juwana de Silva, Paul Salvador, Shawn Litster, Harry Finklea, William Epting, and Kirk Gerdes, "Measurement of the active width in Sr-doped lanthanum manganate Sofc Cathodes using Nano-ct, impedance spectroscopy and Bayesian calibration" in "Nonstoichiometric Compounds VII", ECI Symposium Series, (2019). https://dc.engconfintl.org/nonstoichiometric_vii/13