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Electrolyser technologies: alkaline, PEM, AEM, SOEC

Level
Intermediate
Total watch time
148 min · 6 steps
Audience
Engineers, R&D managers, industrialists evaluating technologies

Opens with a side-by-side comparison of the technologies, discusses when solid oxide electrolysis makes sense and how it scales commercially, goes into core constraints such as cell degradation and the oxygen evolution reaction, and closes with an assessment of where innovation is concentrated.

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When you finish this collection

  • Compare alkaline, PEM and AEM electrolysers in terms of membranes and catalysts
  • Interpret under which site conditions solid oxide electrolysis makes sense
  • Analyse cell degradation and OER catalyst constraints
  • Identify the subfields in which electrolyser innovation is concentrated

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  1. Step 4 of 6: Electrolyzer Cell Degradation and Aging Explained

    Hyfindr - Hydrogen & Fuel Cell TechnologyEnglish

    Whole video · 29 min

    What this step teaches: The viewer can analyze the causes of degradation in electrolyzer cell components due to corrosion, mechanical and thermal damage, and early detection approaches based on current-temperature mapping.

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