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Investigation of high-performance materials for oxygen separation membranes

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Investigation of high-performance materials for oxygen separation membranes

The literature review of alternative materials to LSCF for the preparation of membranes for oxygen separation has shown that dual phase membranes are among the most suitable formulations to be joined with metals, thus making a breakthrough in solving the issue of joining metal housings and ceramic membranes.


 
DESCRIPTION
The literature review on alternative materials for the manufacture of membranes intended for oxygen separation had as its main objective the improvement of the thermo-mechanical behavior, with a focus on solving the problems related to metal-ceramic junctions. The analysis shows that dual phase membranes exhibit greater resistance to chemical expansion phenomena in comparison with LSCF and BSCF single phase membranes. This results in a more linear thermal expansion with temperature and a lower thermal expansion coefficient, making dual phase composites particularly suitable for metal-ceramic junctions. It is clear from the literature that the focus of research should be on improving stability, both thermo-mechanical and chemical, under operating conditions in order to bring membrane technology closer to real-world applications.
 
APPLICATIONS
The literature review on alternative materials for preparing membranes for oxygen separation can be applied in research aimed at exploiting industrial thermal waste for the energy-efficient production of oxygen in industrial processes.
 
USERS
Industrial operators with high-temperature processes.
 
FOCUS
F. Drago, P. Fedeli, A. Cavaliere, A. Cammi, S. Passoni, R. Mereu, S. De La Pierre, F. Smeacetto, M. Ferraris – Development of a membrane module prototype for oxygen separation in industrial applications – MDPI Membranes, Vol. 12, Issue 2 – Gennaio
2022
P. Fedeli, A. Cammi, A. Cavaliere, F. Drago – Scalable manufacturing of ceramic components for oxygen separation in industrial processes – ICC9 Ceramics in Europe – Krakow, 10-14/07/22

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