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Perspective-Solid Oxide Cell Technology for Space Exploration

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Robert Green
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S. Elangovan
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Fanglin Chen *
DOI:10.1149/1945-7111/ac707cdelete
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To enable long-term manned space exploration, there are critical needs in oxygen and water for life support, electrical power for on-board operation, and in situ generation of propellants for ascent vehicles. Low temperature electrochemical devices have been developed and utilized for on-board oxygen and power generation in several manned space programs. High temperature solid oxide cell technology offers unique advantages for future space missions. This perspective highlights recent advances in solid oxide cell technology that make it feasible for adoption in aerospace applications and outlines the projected needs in future research and development to better support space exploration. (C) 2022 The Electrochemical Society (ECS). Published on behalf of ECS by IOP Publishing Limited.
Keyword:
FUEL-CELL
ELECTROLYSIS CELLS
CO2 ELECTROLYSIS
TEMPERATURE
CARBON
H2O
REDUCTION

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national aeronautics & space administration (nasa)
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university of south carolina columbia
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