Platinum-coated titanium bipolar plates are essential components in fuel cells, where titanium serves as a sturdy base material and platinum is applied as a thin layer to enhance electrical conductivity and catalytic activity. These plates play a vital role in facilitating electrochemical reactions within fuel cells, particularly in proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs), by providing a durable and efficient platform for electricity generation. The combination of titanium's corrosion resistance and platinum's catalytic properties ensures improved performance, longevity, and reliability in harsh electrochemical environments, making them integral to the efficiency of fuel cell systems.
Specifications:
Material: pure titanium, titanium alloy, or others.
Size: 54*54*20mm, customized according to the drawings
Coating: Platinum
Coating thickness: 1 micron
Coating area: All sides
Type: Etching / Chemical Machining, Other Machining Services
Surface: Smooth and flat surface
Advantages of platinum-coated titanium bipolar plates in fuel cell applications:
1. Enhanced Catalyst Activity: The platinum coating on the titanium bipolar plates serves as a catalyst, promoting the necessary electrochemical reactions within the fuel cell. This leads to increased efficiency and improved overall performance of the fuel cell system.
2. Reduced Overpotential: Platinum-coated titanium bipolar plates help lower the overpotential required for various electrochemical reactions, which translates to more efficient conversion of chemical energy into electrical energy within the fuel cell.
3. Improved Heat Dissipation: The thermal conductivity of titanium combined with the catalytic properties of platinum allows for effective heat dissipation during fuel cell operation, contributing to the overall thermal management of the system.
4. Longevity and Durability: The corrosion-resistant nature of titanium, augmented by the protective platinum coating, enhances the durability and longevity of the bipolar plates, resulting in a longer service life for the fuel cell system.
5.Environmental Benefits: By enabling the efficient conversion of chemical energy into electricity, platinum-coated titanium bipolar plates contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and help promote environmentally friendly energy generation.
Porous titanium sheets are highly desirable for use as the porous transport layer (PTL) in polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) water electrolyzers. However, the passivation of titanium leads to an increase in surface contact resistance, thereby negatively affecting the performance of the electrolyzer. To address this issue and ensure long-term operation, a common approach is to apply platinum or gold coatings on titanium-based PTLs. Parameters Material: Sintered Porous Titanium Sheet Coating: Platinum (Pt) The thickness of platinum: 1 micron Porosity: Customizable, commonly between 30% and 40% Pore Size: 10 microns Size: 46*46* 2mm Features Enhanced Conductivity: The platinum coating on sintered porous titanium sheets provides excellent electrical conductivity, facilitating efficient electron transfer during electrochemical reactions. Durability and Corrosion Resistance: Titanium's inherent corrosion resistance, combined with the protective platinum coating, ensures prolonged electrode lifespan, even in aggressive chemical environments. High Surface Area: The porous structure of the titanium sheets offers a large surface area, enabling more active sites for electrochemical reactions and enhancing cell efficiency. Customizable Pore Size: The pore size of sintered porous titanium sheets can be tailored to specific applications, allowing for optimized mass transport and improved electrolyte flow. Applications Chlor-Alkali Industry Water Treatment Fuel Cells Electrosynthesis
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Platinum-coated porous titanium plates are essential components used in electrolyzers for diverse industrial applications such as hydrogen production, water treatment, and energy storage. These plates play a critical role in facilitating efficient and reliable electrochemical reactions. Specifications: Material: porous Titanium plate Coating: Platinum (usually 0.2-5 microns thick) Porosity: 30%-40% Thickness: 0.6-20 mm Dimensions: Customizable based on specific electrolyzer requirements Surface Area: Varies based on design and application, usually 50-100 cm�² Why is platinum used as a coating material? Platinum is highly resistant to corrosion and possesses excellent catalytic properties, making it ideal for enhancing electrochemical reactions. It ensures long-term stability and efficiency of the electrode, resulting in improved performance and durability of the electrolyzer. What are the advantages of using porous titanium plates? The porous structure of titanium plates increases the available surface area for reactions, allowing for greater contact with the electrolyte. This enhances mass transfer and promotes efficient gas diffusion, leading to faster reaction rates and improved overall electrolyzer performance. Can the dimensions of the plates be customized? Yes, the dimensions of platinum-coated porous titanium plates can be tailored to suit specific electrolyzer designs and requirements. Customization allows for compatibility with different system sizes and configurations.
Platinum-coated porous titanium plates are essential components used in electrolyzers for diverse industrial applications such as hydrogen production, water treatment, and energy storage. These plates play a critical role in facilitating efficient and reliable electrochemical reactions. Specifications: Material: porous Titanium plate Coating: Platinum (usually 0.2-5 microns thick) Porosity: 30%-40% Thickness: 0.6-20 mm Dimensions: Customizable based on specific electrolyzer requirements Surface Area: Varies based on design and application, usually 50-100 cm�² Features: Catalytic Efficiency: The platinum coating on the porous titanium plates provides exceptional catalytic activity, enabling rapid and efficient electrochemical reactions. This results in improved performance and higher reaction rates, contributing to the overall efficiency of the electrolyzer. Corrosion Resistance: Titanium is inherently resistant to corrosion, and the platinum coating further enhances this property, ensuring the longevity and stability of the plates even in harsh operating conditions. This resistance to corrosion guarantees the durability and reliability of the electrolyzer system. Enhanced Mass Transfer: The controlled porosity of the titanium plates facilitates effective gas diffusion and reactant accessibility. This feature enhances mass transfer, allowing for faster reaction kinetics and improved overall electrolyzer performance. Customizable Dimensions: Platinum-coated porous titanium plates can be customized to meet specific electrolyzer design requirements. The dimensions can be tailored to fit different system sizes and configurations, ensuring compatibility and versatility in various applications. Application: Hydrogen Production Water Treatment Energy Storage
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Titanium bipolar electrolyser plate in electrolysis is a special electrode for electrolysis, usually made of pure titanium. In electrochemical processes, electrodes are usually divided into anodes and cathodes, each responsible for the flow of electrons and the flow of ions. A bipolar plate is an electrode that has both anodic and cathodic properties. Parameters Material: Gr1 titanium Size: Customized according to the drawing Application: Fuel cell Features 1.Good electrical conductivity: Titanium bipolar plates have excellent electrical conductivity and can withstand high voltage and high current density, thus effectively promoting electrochemical reactions. 2.Good corrosion resistance: Titanium bipolar plates have good corrosion resistance and can be used in harsh environments such as strong acid, strong alkali, high temperature and high pressure, and are not easily corroded and worn. 3.Good mechanical properties: Titanium bipolar plates have high strength and rigidity, can withstand large forces and pressures, and are not easily deformed and broken. 4.Lightweight: Titanium bipolar plates have a lower density and are a lightweight material that can reduce the weight of the entire electrolytic cell and improve overall efficiency. Methods of coatings for Ti bipolar plates A number of methods are used to deposit coatings onto metallic bipolar plates. Processes include physical vapor deposition techniques such as electron beam evaporation, sputtering and glow discharge decomposition, chemical vapor deposition techniques, and liquid phase chemical techniques such as electroplating and electroless deposition, chemical anodizing/oxidation coatings and painting. Processing Titanium bipolar plates can be manufactured by CNC machining, hydraulic forming and stamping, and photochemical etching.