H2NEW - 来自新一代高温电解槽的氢气，任务8 多尺度降解建模.pdfVIP

H2NEW: Hydrogen (H2) from Next-generation Electrolyzers of Water High Temperature Electrolysis (HTE), Task 8: Multiscale Degradation Modeling DOE project award # WBS 2.7.0.1003 Brandon Wood, Joel Berry, Namhoon Kim, Tim Hsu – Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 4/25/2022 DOE Hydrogen Program Project ID # P196G 2022 Annual Merit Review and Peer Evaluation Meeting This presentation does not contain any proprietary, confidential, or otherwise restricted information Project Goal – H2NEW Goal: H2NEW will address components, materials integration, and manufacturing RD to enable manufacturable electrolyzers that meet required cost, durability, and performance targets, simultaneously, in order to enable $2/kg hydrogen. H2NEW has a clear target of establishing and utilizing experimental, analytical, and modeling tools needed to provide the scientific understanding of electrolysis cell performance, cost, and durability tradeoffs of electrolysis systems under predicted future operating modes H2NEW, High Temperature Electrolysis, Multiscale Modeling 2 Overview – H2NEW HTE Multiscale Modeling Timeline and Budget Partners National Lab Consortium Team • Start date: October 1, 2020 • Awarded through September 30, 2025 • FY22 DOE funding: $150k •Atomistic and spectroscopy modeling • Microstructural and electrochemical • FY23 Planned DOE funding: $150k degradation modeling • Total DOE Funds Received to Date: $300k