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Ceramic springs for high-temperature SOFC/SOEC stack compression and sealing

All-ceramic coil springs that maintain constant compressive force at SOFC/SOEC operating temperatures (600–1000°C), enabling reliable gas sealing and electrical contact in cell stacks without creep or permanent deformation.

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Problem solved

Metal springs relax and creep at SOFC/SOEC operating temperatures above 600°C, causing loss of stack compression, increased contact resistance, and gas leakage. Ceramic springs maintain elastic force at up to 1000°C in both air and hydrogen atmospheres.

Application contexts

  • SOFC stationary power generation
  • SOEC hydrogen production stacks
  • rSOC reversible systems
  • High-temperature electrochemical test rigs

Technical principle

High-purity alumina/silica ceramic coil springs with near-zero thermal creep up to 1000°C, electrically insulating, corrosion-resistant in air/hydrogen atmospheres. Available in 9 load ratings (2.0–14.0 kgf / 19.6–137.2 N) and custom sizes.

Typical use cases

  • SOFC/SOEC stack compression for gas sealing
  • High-temperature electrical insulation in stack assembly
  • Laboratory test fixtures for cell evaluation

Partnership route

How global engineering teams typically engage this asset.

01Technical Interview
02Nda
03Prototype
04Mass Production

Helpful to include: required load (kgf/N) and deflection (mm) · operating temperature and atmosphere · spring diameter constraints · target stack height

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Source & provenance

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Original language: JA.

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