Li Zhu, Qing-Yun Fang, Si-Tong Liu, Bing Li, Fang Li, Zhen-Guo Guo, Ning Deng, Jian-Bo He
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摘要
本文介绍了两种闭环镍基催化剂的制备和性能评估。镍-钼和镍-铁的(氢)氧化物涂层被电沉积到工业镍网上,随后在碱性水电解中用作阴极和阳极(NiMo@NM 和 NiFe@NM)。两种催化剂都形成了完全闭环的结构,将镍网上的每根镍丝包围起来,从而增强了与基体的结合强度。NiMo@NM||NiFe@NM 组件在电池电压仅为 1.91 V 和室温条件下的电流密度达到了 200 mA cm-2,并在超过 280 小时的时间内保持了这一性能水平。在接近工业化的条件下(70 °C、6 M KOH、400 mA cm-2),制氢的比能耗可降至 4.1 kWh Nm-3 (H2)。我们希望这项研究能帮助缩小催化剂研究与实际工业应用之间的差距。
Two closed-loop nickel-based catalysts for use in alkaline water electrolysis under industrial conditions
This paper presents the preparation and performance evaluation of two closed-loop nickel-based catalysts. The (hydro)oxide coatings of nickel-molybdenum and nickel-iron were electrodeposited onto industrial nickel meshes, which were subsequently used as the cathode and anode (NiMo@NM and NiFe@NM) in alkaline water electrolysis. Both catalysts formed a fully closed-loop configuration, surrounding each nickel wire on the nickel mesh, thereby enhancing the bonding strength with the substrate. The NiMo@NM||NiFe@NM assembly achieved a current density of 200 mA cm−2 at a cell voltage of only 1.91 V and room temperature, maintaining this level of performance for over 280 h. A single-stack flow cell was used to examine the changes in cell voltage in relation to temperature, current density, and electrolyte flow rate and concentration. The specific energy consumption for hydrogen production can be reduced to 4.1 kWh Nm−3 (H2) under near-industrial conditions (70 °C, 6 M KOH, 400 mA cm−2). We hope that this study can help bridge the gap between catalyst studies and practical industrial applications.
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