Ammonia Fuel Cell and Fuel Synthesis Using Protonic Ceramics

Presented on September 19, 2016 during the NH3 Fuel Conference 2016

Authors Chuancheng Duan Jianhua Tong Jason Ganley Ryan O'Hayre Colorado School of Mines

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Abstract

Proton-conducting ceramics synthesized with solid-state reactive sintering are employed as electrolytes for the synthesis of ammonia from hydrogen and nitrogen gases in electrolytic cells. Additionally, these cells function with excellent long-term stability and high efficiency when operated in galvanic (fuel cell) mode using ammonia fuel. Advances in electrolyte compositions and synthesis techniques are discussed alongside cell performance metrics.

Topics Ammonia Synthesis DAFC (Direct Ammonia Fuel Cell) Fuel Cells

Authors cduan@mymail.mines.edu jianhut@clemson.edu jganley@mines.edu rohayre@mines.edu

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