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Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell Systems — Variant Analysis of the Structures and Parameters

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The paper presents a variant analysis of the structure of SOEC systems. The main parameters of such systems are indicated and commented. The comparison of various configurations is shown in terms of efficiency obtained. High efficiency (70%) hydrogen generation seems possible with systems like these.

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Applied Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering IV

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 459)

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Jarosław Milewski*, Marcin Wołowicz, Janusz Lewandowski

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Mathematical Modeling, Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell, Structure

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