Abstract
The influence of residual stress, thermal stress and chemically induced expansion stress etc... on the fracture damage of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) were investigated by using nondestructive testing method and numerical stress-strain analyses under operating conditions. In order to estimate stress-deformation behavior of cell/stack of SOFCs, mechanical properties of SOFC elements were evaluated under controlled high temperature and oxygen partial pressure conditions. In addition to deformation and mechanical damage behavior were observed by using acoustic emission method.
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