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WHA Peelen

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Service life aspects of cathodic protection of concrete construction and some aspects of its application to existing structures

Early stage beneficial effects of cathodic protection in concrete structures

Effect of alloying elements on the contact resistance and the passivation behaviour of stainless steels

Effect of alloying elements on the contact resistance and the passivation behaviour of stainless steels

Verification of analytical fuel cell models by performance testing at a 110 cm2 molten carbonate fuel cell

Electrochemical gasification and the essential role of electrochemistry in the energy supply of the 21st century

Electrochemical gasification

Verification of analytical fuel cell models by performance testing at a 110 cm2 molten carbonate fuel cell

Verification of analytical fuel cell models by performance testing at a 110 cm2 molten carbonate fuel cell.

Electrochemical gasification.

CO2 dissolution into a 52/48 mol% Li/Na carbonate melt and the molten carbonate fuel cell cathode.

Effect of potassium carbonate additions on the oxygen reduction current and the NiO solubility in a 52/48 mol% Li/Na carbonate melt.
Journal article (2000) - WHA Peelen (author), K Hemmes (author)

Electrochemical oxidation of carbon in a 62/38 mol% Li/K carbonate melt.

Fuel cells the next step. Energy and exergy analysis of partial oxidation, direct carbon fuel cell and internal direct-oxidation carbon fuel.

Overview of the MCFC work done by TU Delft and WPI on corrosion, fuel cell modelling, porous electrode modelling, melt chemistry and the new I-MCFC

Overview of the MCFC work done by TU Delft and WPI on corrosion, fuel cell modelling, porous electrode modelling, melt chemistry and the new 1-MCFC.

FY 1998: 1-4 '98 to 1-4-'99.

Comparative study on the oxygen dissolution behaviour in 62/38 mol% Li/K and 52/48% Li/Na carbonate.

Assessment of two analytical fuel cell models by performance testing at a 110cm2 molten carbonate fuel cell

Carbon a major energy carrier for the future? Direct carbon fuel cells and molten salt coal/biomass gasification.