Custom low-temperature SOEC stack fabrication (700°C class)
Made-to-order SOEC stacks (G10–G40 series) with proprietary interconnect coatings and seals for hydrogen production at 0.4–1.59 Nm³/h scale.
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Problem solved
Developers of modular or decentralized e-methane / green hydrogen systems need small-to-medium scale SOEC stacks that operate at lower temperatures with reduced Cr poisoning and custom form factors without relying on major stack suppliers.
Application contexts
- decentralized hydrogen production
- e-methane pilot plants
- industrial natural-gas replacement
- steel decarbonization support systems
Technical principle
700°C operation using Co-Ni plated stainless interconnects, proprietary current collectors and seals to maintain long-term performance; scalable cell count per customer spec.
Typical use cases
- prototype SOEC stacks for system integrators
- performance validation prior to scale-up
Partnership route
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Helpful to include: target H2 production rate · operating temperature preference · cell count or footprint constraints · co-electrolysis requirement
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Source & provenance
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- SOFC/SOECスタック
https://www.magnex.co.jp/stack.html
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