ECS SOFC-XIX conference – R&D team shares learnings on long-term SOEC operation, syngas and scalability
At ECS – The Electrochemical Society‘s SOFC-XIX conference in Stockholm, our R&D team presents on-stage and at the Wednesdays poster session. In addition Aalborg University also has a poster related to AC:DC operation of stacks and a DTU – Technical University of Denmark poster related to cell structure optimization
An overview of our R&D’s conference contributions
At the conference, our R&D team consisting of Ph.D. students as well as our experienced researchers presented below:
- Thomas Erik Lyck Smitshuysen – The Necessity of AC:DC for long-term operation – 20.000 hours of operation on a 70 cell SOEC stack
- Ana García Romañach – Carbon Deposition on Solid Oxide Electrolyser Cells – From CO2 electrolysis to co-electrolysis
- Federico Mattera – Experimental Investigation on Short-Term Degradation of Biogas-Operated SOC during Co-Electrolysis for Enhanced Syngas Production
- Anne Lyck Smitshuysen – Addressing the Scalability of Solid Oxide Cells
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Presentation at SOFC-XIX by Anne Lyck Smitshuysen
Related Work from AAU and DTU university
In addition to our four presentations, two universities also chose to publish material related to work done at Dynelectro ApS.
- Aalborg University (AAU) – Investigation of frequency effects in AC:DC dynamic operation on solid oxide electrolysis cells
- Technical University of Denmark (DTU) – Optimizing Ni/BCZYYb7111 Fuel Electrode Microstructure in Proton Conducting Cells
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Dynelectro Team picture from the SOFC-XIX conference summer 2025
From left to right: Federico Mattera, Thomas Lyck, Anne Lyck & Ana Romañach
