Protective coating for substrates that are subjected to high temperatures and method for producing said coating

As a rule, chromium-oxide forming materials for high temperatures, in particular chromium-based alloys or chromium-rich alloys based on iron (ferritic steel), are used as interconnector materials that are subjected to high temperatures. At SOFC operating temperatures, said material group forms a chr...

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Main Authors ZAHID MOHSINE, TIETZ FRANK, SHEMET VLADIMIR
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 11.05.2006
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Summary:As a rule, chromium-oxide forming materials for high temperatures, in particular chromium-based alloys or chromium-rich alloys based on iron (ferritic steel), are used as interconnector materials that are subjected to high temperatures. At SOFC operating temperatures, said material group forms a chromium-based oxidic top coating, which has the advantage of preventing rapid oxidation damage, but also the disadvantage of continuing to react, forming Cr(VI) compounds. Said volatile compounds react regularly with the cathode material, producing the negative effect of impairing the oxygen reduction. The invention relates to a gas-tight protective coating, devoid of chromium, for chromium-oxide forming substrates, such as for example typical interconnector materials, said coating regularly preventing the evaporation of chromium VI compounds during SOFC operating conditions. The invention also relates to a simple method for producing said gas-tight protective coating that is devoid of chromium.
Bibliography:Application Number: US20050545886