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ASEAN++ 2013 November 11-13, 2013, Chiang Mai University Hiraku Maruyama 1 *, Haruo Kishimoto 2 , Mana Yasui 1 , Teruhisa Horita 2 , Katsuhiko Yamaji 2 and Atsushi Yamazaki 1 1 Department of Earth Environmental Resource Engineering, Waseda


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ASEAN++ 2013 November 11-13, 2013, Chiang Mai University

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Hiraku Maruyama1*, Haruo Kishimoto2, Mana Yasui1, Teruhisa Horita2, Katsuhiko Yamaji2 and Atsushi Yamazaki1

1Department of Earth Environmental Resource Engineering, Waseda University, Japan 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

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Solid Oxide Fuel Cell(SOFC)

Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)

Fuel Cell = power generator using O2 and H2

・High total efficiency (~87%) ・High output power ・Easy gas reforming (CH4→H2) Power plant

Fuel(100%) wire loss (5%) Electricity (40%) heat waste (55%)

http://www.osakagas.co.jp/company/press/pr_2010/1190846_2408.html http://www.chuden.co.jp/hekinan-pr/guide/facilities/thermalpower.html http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/article/WORD/20060418/116213/

Fuel(100%)

Fuel cell

Heat (40%) Electricity (40%) heat waste (20%)

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Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)

O

H2 H2O

e-

electrolyte (ceramics)

anode cathode O2-

SOFC σ = qnμ

σ: conductivity q: charge n:carrier concentration μ: carrier mobility

= oxygen ion conductivity

Electrolyte performance

Higher temperature (700~1000℃) is necessary

H2 + O2- →H2O + 2e-

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Apatite-type lanthanum silicate

  • 1. Higher ion conductivity
  • 2. Lower temperature dependency

Reference:[1] Welcome to Apatite Ionic Conductivity Home Page [2]Atsushi Mineshige et al, Effect of cation doping on ionic and electronic properties for lanthanum silicate-based solid electrolytes, Solid State Ionics, 2011, Vol.192, pp.195–199

La9.33+xSi6O26+1.5x(x=0~0.67)

・structure≒apatite [Ca10(PO4)6O2] ・conductor : interstitial oxygen ion ・conduction path : c-axis

  • Fig. conductivities of electrolyte[2]

[YSZ: (ZrO2)0.91(Y2O3)0.09 LSGM: (La0.8Sr0.2)(Ga0.8 Mg0.2)O3-α]

SOFC can be used at lower temperature

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Reference: Welcome to Apatite Ionic Conductivity Home Page

  • Fig. crystal structure of La9.33Si6O26

showing a unit cell[1]

advantage

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σ = qnμ

σ: conductivity q: charge n:carrier concentration μ: carrier mobility

Purpose

Mn+2 Mn+3 Mn+4 Mn+6 Mn+7

Sample: La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ (x=0.1~1.0)

How does Mn influence the conductivity?

La3+

10(SiO4)6O3

Mn4+

La3+

9.0Mn4+ 1.0(SiO4)6O3.5

Improvement of oxygen ion conductivity

Ex.)

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Solid state reaction method

La2O3 SiO2 MnO2 Mix Calcine Casted Heat

(1600℃10h)

Polish

(powder,1400℃,10h) (cold isostatic press:392MPa) (planetary ball mill:250rpm,30min)

Grind

(relative density:83-97%)

  • Fig. SEM image of

pellet’s surface

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4μm

  • Fig. obtained pellet
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Measurement method

①Pellets attached with Pt mesh by Pt paste. Heated at 1000℃ for 2h ②Connect with the electric wire ③Measure in the temperature 500~1000℃ (in Air)

AC・Two-terminal method

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WE CE S RE

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Phase identification by XRD

Mn doping

La2SiO5 appear

La2SiO5 disappear

sample:La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ

  • Fig. XRD results of La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ

Non-doped

No mark : apatite

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40 35 30 25 20 15

La2SiO5

x=0.2 x=0.3 x=0.4 x=0.6 x=0.7 x=0.8 non-doped x=0.9 x=1.0 x=0.5

Intensity(a.u)

SiO2

CuK2/Degree

x=0.1

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Lattice constant

Shannon’s ionic radius(Å)

Lattice constants change

La10Si6O27 (La10-xMnx)Si6O26+δ La10(Si6-xMnx)O26+δ

smaller larger

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La

(1.03-)

Mn

(0.67-0.90)

Si

(0.26-0.40)

> >

  • Fig. crystal structure of La9.33Si6O26

showing a unit cell[1]

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a(=b)

Lattice constants change

c

0.1~0.3 0.3~1.0

Sample:La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ

  • Fig. lattice constant a and c to the amount of Mn doped into La site

Mn

(La10-xMnx)[Si6-yMny]O26+δ [x+y=0.1~1.0]

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Mn La site Si site

La site

Si site

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Sample : La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ

Conductivity

  • Fig. Arrhenius plot of La10-xMnx(SiO4)6O3+δ

0.1

Non-doped

×10

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Discussion

[2] Julian R. Tolchard, Peter R. Slater, and M. Saiful Islam (2007), Insight into Doping Effects in Apatite Silicate Ionic Conductors, Adv.Funct.Mater, 2007, Vol.17, pp.2564-2571

Carrier concentration (O2-) decrease

σ = qnμ

σ: conductivity q: charge n:carrier concentration μ: carrier mobility

La site : Mn2+ Si site: Mn3+ [2] Mn doping Conductivity decrease

Carrier (O2-) mobility Phase purity The number of Carrier(O2- )

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La3+

10Si6O27

Mn2+

(La3+

10-xMn2+ x)Si6O3-x/2

La10Si4+

6O27

Mn3+

La3+

10(Si4+ 6-yMn3+ y)O3-y/2

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Discussion

Carrier mobility Phase purity

(La2SiO5 disappeared)

1073K

  • Fig. conductivities as the function of x+y at 1073K

(La10-xMnx)(Si6-yMny)O26+δ

฀Si substitution ⇒carrier mobility improved ⇒conductivity improved Ex) La9.83 (Si4.5Al1.5)O26 [3]

[3] E. J. Abram, D.C.Sinclair and A. R. West (2001), A novel enhancement of ionic conductivity in the cation-deficient apatite La9.33(SiO4)6O2, J.Mater. Chem., 2001, Vol.11, 1978–1979

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Conductivity enhanced

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Discussion

Carrier(O2-) concentration 1073K

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Conductivity decreased

x+y=0.1: (La10-xMnx)(Si6-yMny)O26.95 x+y=1.0: (La10-xMnx)(Si6-yMny)O26.50

  • Fig. conductivities as the function of x+y at 1073K

(La10-xMnx)(Si6-yMny)O26+δ

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Conclusion

①Co-exist phases like La2SiO5 which appeared in La10Si6O26+δ were not observed in La10-xMnxSi6O26+δ. ②The structure formula of Mn-doped lanthanum silicate was

(La10-xMnx)[Si6-yMny]O26+δ.

③The sample of x = 0.1 showed the highest conductivity in this examine. ④Conductivity of Mn-doped lanthanum silicate is affected by the amount and distribution of Mn.

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