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Supported oxygen transport membranes for oxyfuel power plants

Betz et al., 2011

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13162496564952627601
Author
Betz M
Schulze-Küppers F
Baumann S
Meulenberg W
Stöver D
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Advances in Science and Technology

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In order to improve the oxygen permeation rates of oxygen transport membranes (OTM), asymmetric membranes with a thin dense layer must be fabricated on a porous support. In this paper, we focus on preparing and characterizing structures with functional layers …
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