Skip to Main Content GCEP Home Page
blank space
HOME | RESEARCH | OUTREACH | EVENTS | NEWS | TECHNICAL LIBRARY | ABOUT US
spacer
Site Search Stanford University blank space
blank space
blank space
Link to Research Research Areas & Activities Solar Energy Biomass Energy Hydrogen Advanced Combustion CO2 Capture CO2 Storage Advanced Materials & Catalysts Advanced Coal Advanced Transportation Advanced Electric Grid Grid Storage Novel Electrolyte Energy Storage Systems A Novel Solid Oxide Flow Battery Safe, Inexpensive and Very High-Power Batteries for Use to Reduce Short-Term Transients on the Electric Grid Low-Cost Flywheel Energy Storage Other Renewables Integrated Assessment Advanced Nuclear Energy Geoengineering Exploratory Efforts All Activities Analysis Activities Technical Reports
Research
Grid Storage
A Novel Solid Oxide Flow Battery

Start Date: August 2011

Investigators

Scott Barnett, Materials Science and Engineering, Northwestern University; Robert Kee, Robert Braun, Engineering Division, Colorado School of Mines

Publications

  • Zhan, Z., D. Han, T. Wu, X. Ye, S. Wang, T. Wen, S. Cho, and S. A. Barnett. "A solid oxide cell yielding high power density below 600° C." RSC Advances (2012).
Updated January 2013
 
blank space
blank space
blank space
blank space
blank space
RESEARCH  |  EVENTS  |  NEWS  |  TECHNICAL LIBRARY  |  ABOUT  |  TERMS OF USE  |  SITE MAP  |  HOME


© Copyright 2011-2013 Stanford University: Global Climate and Energy Project (GCEP)

Restricted Use of Materials from GCEP Site: User may download materials from GCEP site only for User's own personal, non-commercial use. User may not otherwise copy, reproduce, retransmit, distribute, publish, commercially exploit or otherwise transfer any material without obtaining prior GCEP or author approval.