Dr Moritz Pilaski
Group Leader AEM electrolysis and fuel cells
New Materials and Technologies
phone: +49 203 7598-2357
m.pilaski(at)zbt.de
The AEM Electrolysis and Fuel Cells working group is particularly concerned with the application of anion exchange membranes (AEM) in water electrolysis and fuel cells.
The AEM technology makes it possible to link precious metal-free catalysts with the established manufacturing processes and designs from PEM electrolysis fuel cells. The complete value chain is mapped: Precious metal-free catalyst materials can be produced, dispersed and combined into membrane electrode assemblies.
For these measurements, measuring cells from the company BalticFuelCells are used, with adapted flow fields from our own design.
Special interest is currently being shown in the production and characterization of new noble metal-free catalysts for use in AEM fuel cells and water electrolysers, both from our own catalyst syntheses and in cooperation with partners, and in the development and characterization of novel MEA production processes.
Spray processes as well as large-area squeegee and slot-nozzle application processes can be used as coating techniques. For characterization in operation, measuring equipment is currently available for single cells with an active area of 5 to 25 cm² at 8 bar (AEM-WE) or 2.5 bar (AEM-FC).
What we can deliver: