Takuro FUJIWARA, Takashi TERANISHI, Akira KISHIMOTO, Seiichi SUDA
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The characteristics of high-temperature oxide fuel cells and high-temperature steam electrolysis cells under millimeter-wave irradiation were evaluated and compared with those evaluated under conventional electric furnace heating. A reversible high-temperature electrochemical cell was fabricated using alumina-dispersed zirconia as the electrolyte, lanthanum strontium manganate as the air electrode, and nickel-ziconia based cermet as the fuel one. The power generation characteristic of the fuel cell under millimeter wave irradiation was 32% higher than that of a conventional electric furnace temperature heating, and the steam electrolysis efficiency was also 120% higher under millimeter-wave irradiation than that under conventional one. Impedance measurements using an air electrode-electrolyte half-cell showed that the millimeter wave irradiation facilitated the dissociation of oxygen molecule and/or diffusion of oxygen atoms on the surface of the air electrode as well as the oxide ion conduction in the electrolyte.