Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction

A fuel cell is a type of clean energy that may be utilised in various applications across numerous sectors. Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) has attracted considerable interest as a fuel cell type due to its excellent efficiency and durability. However, SOFC may encounter specific challenges because o...

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Main Authors: Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda, Nasir, Nurul Fitriah, Abdul Latif, Noradila, Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey, Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin
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author Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda
Nasir, Nurul Fitriah
Abdul Latif, Noradila
Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey
Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin
author_facet Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda
Nasir, Nurul Fitriah
Abdul Latif, Noradila
Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey
Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin
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description A fuel cell is a type of clean energy that may be utilised in various applications across numerous sectors. Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) has attracted considerable interest as a fuel cell type due to its excellent efficiency and durability. However, SOFC may encounter specific challenges because of its operating temperature, which is generally high. This circumstance might negatively affect the overall system performance. New materials that can work with SOFCs in the lowtemperature range (LT-SOFC) must be introduced to overcome the challenges. The milled barium strontium cobalt ferrite– samarium-doped ceria carbonate (BSCF-SDCC) composite cathode was introduced as a potential candidate for LT-SOFC material. Argentum (Ag) was added to the BSCF–SDCC composite cathode to act as a catalyst material for efficient performance. The characterisation of a BSCF–SDCC–Ag composite cathode was investigated under two properties, namely, chemical and physical. The X-ray diffraction results for phase identification showed that Ag addition exhibited compatibility with BSCF–SDCC composite cathode with no occurrence of impurities. The morphology and element observation showed that the composite cathode powder was well mixed, and all significant elements were uniformly and homogeneously distributed. The average percentage of porosity value was also obtained in the acceptable range (20%– 40%). Specifically, it ranged from 21.12% to 22.50%. Therefore, the findings of this study prove that the addition of Ag can improve the performance of the BSCF–SDCC composite cathode, which is in line with the function of Ag as a catalyst material
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spelling my.uthm.eprints-111602024-06-11T02:56:48Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/11160/ Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda Nasir, Nurul Fitriah Abdul Latif, Noradila Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin T Technology (General) A fuel cell is a type of clean energy that may be utilised in various applications across numerous sectors. Solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) has attracted considerable interest as a fuel cell type due to its excellent efficiency and durability. However, SOFC may encounter specific challenges because of its operating temperature, which is generally high. This circumstance might negatively affect the overall system performance. New materials that can work with SOFCs in the lowtemperature range (LT-SOFC) must be introduced to overcome the challenges. The milled barium strontium cobalt ferrite– samarium-doped ceria carbonate (BSCF-SDCC) composite cathode was introduced as a potential candidate for LT-SOFC material. Argentum (Ag) was added to the BSCF–SDCC composite cathode to act as a catalyst material for efficient performance. The characterisation of a BSCF–SDCC–Ag composite cathode was investigated under two properties, namely, chemical and physical. The X-ray diffraction results for phase identification showed that Ag addition exhibited compatibility with BSCF–SDCC composite cathode with no occurrence of impurities. The morphology and element observation showed that the composite cathode powder was well mixed, and all significant elements were uniformly and homogeneously distributed. The average percentage of porosity value was also obtained in the acceptable range (20%– 40%). Specifically, it ranged from 21.12% to 22.50%. Therefore, the findings of this study prove that the addition of Ag can improve the performance of the BSCF–SDCC composite cathode, which is in line with the function of Ag as a catalyst material 2024-01-19 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/11160/1/P16620_606c533abd36b9067cef1485a24b74f5%209.pdf Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda and Nasir, Nurul Fitriah and Abdul Latif, Noradila and Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey and Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin (2024) Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction. In: AIP Conference Proceedings. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0183810
spellingShingle T Technology (General)
Kamaruddin, Nor Asmalinda
Nasir, Nurul Fitriah
Abdul Latif, Noradila
Roslan, Mohammad Fikrey
Mohd Joharudin, Nurul Farahin
Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title_full Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title_fullStr Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title_full_unstemmed Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title_short Physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
title_sort physical properties of rice husk silica/alumina reinforced aluminium alloy matrix composite produced by cold compaction
topic T Technology (General)
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