Abstract
This chapter focuses to discuss about the recently introduced phaseinversion based extrusion technique for fabrication of electrolyte hollow fiber support and multi-layer of the micro tubular solid oxide fuel cell (MT-SOFC). The effects of different fabrication parameters on the morphologies and electrochemical performances of developed electrolytes via the technique were critically discussed. The future direction of this advanced phase-inversion-based extrusion technique in the MT-SOFCs fabrication was also being discussed at the end of this book chapter.
Keywords: Anode-supported, Co-extrusion, Co-sintering, Electrolyte-supported, Hollow fiber, Multi-layer, Phase-inversion, Single-layer, SOFC, Thin layer.
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