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Flame-based technologies and reactive spray deposition technology for low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells: technical and economic aspects

Maric et al., 2011

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1538201328020074542
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Maric R
Roller J
Neagu R
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Journal of thermal spray technology

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The economic and technical breakthroughs in solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) for commercial success still depend on high-quality manufacture, reliability, efficiency, and must have an acceptable cost when compared to competing technologies. The application of flame-based …
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