Article | REF: IN67 V1

High temperature ceramic joint obtained through thermal spraying

Authors: Séchel METHOUT, Luc BIANCHI

Publication date: January 10, 2009

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4. Seal performance

4.1 Temperature leakage rate

As mentioned in the introduction, this material was developed in response to the high-temperature sealing problems encountered by many laboratories exploring the field of high-temperature fuel cells.

For this type of application, the American Department Of Energy recommends a leak rate of 0.1 mbar.L/s at 900°C for an operating overpressure of 70 mbar. .

The sealing performance of this material was evaluated, at 900°C, by measuring the pressure loss (Δp) of a tank as a function of time (Δt). The leakage rate (q) is calculated using the following formula:

q=ΔpΔtVgaz
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