Development of Solid-State-Ionics Materials for Energy Conversion, Storage and Utilization
update：2020-06-16
Features
Our focus is on the development of solid-state-ionics materials to be used for a variety of energy conversion systems. To further improve the performance of fuel cells and lithium batteries, novel ionic conductors and mixed conductors with high ionic conductivity and chemical stability are highly demanded. We have been developing such the materials based on defect chemistry and thermodynamics of ceramics, and trying to apply those materials to actual energy conversion devices.Targeted Application(s)/Industry
To date, a hydrogen production system utilizing oxygen permeable membranes and an all-solid-state battery have been prepared.Researchers
Department of Materials Science, Graduate School of Engineering
TAKAMURA Hitoshi
, Professor
Doctor of Engineering
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Related Information
US Patent No. 7922780 Method and apparatus for hydrocarbon reforming based on oxygen-permeable membrane
Publication
"All-solid-state lithium battery with LiBH4 solid electrolyte", Journal of Power Sources, 226 (2013), 61–64.
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