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COBRA COating for BipolaR plates Fabrice Micoud CEA http://www.cobra-fuelcell.eu/ fabrice.micoud@cea.fr Programme Review Days 2016 Brussels, 21-22 November Click to add title

Call topic PROJECT OVERVIEW Grant agreement number 621193 Project Information SP1-JTI-FCH.2013.1.2- Research & development on Bipolar Plates for PEM Fuel Cells Application area (FP7) or Pillar (Horizon 2020) Transport and refueling infrastructure Start date 01/04/2014 End date 31/03/2017 Total budget ( ) 3 809 234 FCH JU contribution ( ) 2 339 595 Other contribution (, source) - Stage of implementation Partners 86% project months elapsed vs total project duration, at date of November 1, 2016 CEA, Borit, Impact Coating, SymbioFC, IK4- CIDETEC and Mateis Laboratory (INSA Lyon)

PROJECT SUMMARY & OBJECTIVES The COBRA project focuses on the technological choice of Metallic Bipolar Plates Improvement of manufacturing processes and production capability based on reference bipolar plates ( G technology) from CEA Plate forming and welding technologies BORIT Development and study of alternative coatings IMPACT COATING, CIDETEC & INSA Lyon Cost analysis : impact of new processes on cost production for large scale commercialization CEA & SFC Validation from laboratory up to real field operations: automotive & marine applications CEA & SFC

DEVELOPMENT OF BP COATINGS Durability - Corrosion current rates Achievement to-date % stage of implement. Aspect addressed PVD Au Coating < 10 µa/cm² Parameter (KPI) Durability Anode corrosion current µa/cm² 25% 50% 75% Cathode 0.77 SoA FCH JU Targets Unit 2015 DoE DoE Call topic 2017 No active peak Anode 0.12 Alternative coatings < 10 µa/cm² DoE 2020 < 10 <1 <1 Durability Cath. corrosion current µa/cm² < 0.1 < 10 <1 <1 Corrosion set-up in liquid electrolyte Polarization curves obtained on different samples

DEVELOPMENT OF COATINGS Durability - Corrosion current rates Achievement to-date % stage of implement. Coating Aubased PVD < 10 µa/cm² Anode corr. Current (µa/cm²) 25% 50% 75% Cath corr. Current (µa/cm²) ICR (m.cm²) Target : 10 m.cm² Anode 0.12 Cathode 0.77 Alternative coatings < 10 µa/cm² Pre-selection for BP test Au-PVD -0.10 0.07 5 m.cm² (BP) As ref. Au-ED (ElectroDeposited - CIDETEC) -2.25 0.09 3.5-5 m.cm² (BP) OK Sol-gel Ni + CNT (CIDETEC) -- 0.08 98 m.cm² No MaxPhase (IMPACT COATING) -0.10 1.07 4-5 m.cm² (BP) OK Ti-C based (IMPACT COATING) -0.12 0.08 6-12 m.cm² (BP) OK On-going & future steps: - Further tests of the different pre-selected coatings in short PEMFC stack under FC- DLC (ex-nedc) cycles - Selection of the best coating for integration in real field testing

BIPOLAR PLATE TESTING Durability Achievement to-date % stage of implement. 2000h 900 h 25% 50% 75% 5000 h Aspect addressed Parameter (KPI) Unit SoA CEA stack FCH JU Targets Call topic 2017 2020 Durability System lifetime h 2000-2500 5000 5000 6000 Short stack (1 kw) with COBRA BP and CEA reference MEA Ageing under NEDC cycles in representative automotive conditions Au-ED // MaxPhase // Ti-C Coated bipolar plates On-going & future steps: - Selection of the best coating for integration in real field testing based on short stack results

BIPOLAR PLATE TESTING Durability Achievement > 900 h to-date % stage of 2000h implement. Rainbow stack with IC coatings Cell voltage @ 0.8 A/cm² 80 C // 1.5 bar // RH 50/50 // Sto H 2 /Air 1.5/2-90 µv/h 25% 50% 75% Failure of one extremity cell STOP MaxPhase TM -Im(Z) / 5000 h EIS spectra between BoT (dark colour) and EoT (light colour) @ 0.5 A/cm² MaxPhase TM TiC-based -150 µv/h TiC-based - MaxPhase TM BP : good performances and similar degradation rates on SoA BP to both IMPALA and STACKTEST projects in comparable conditions - TiC-based BP: lower initial performances and higher degradation rate Re(Z) / - TiC-coated BP : higher initial R HF and important increase over ageing Degradation of the coating responsible of the loss of performances - MaxPhase TM BP : lower initial and more stable coating Good candidate for automotive conditions and further field tests

FIELD TESTING Durability Achievement to-date % stage of implement. Aspect addressed Durability Not yet started (HyKangoo) Parameter (KPI) >1600 h SFC system 25% 50% 75% Unit SoA 2015 (DoE) FCH JU Targets 5000 h Call topic 2017 2020 Lifetime (system) h 3900 5000 5000 6000 Lifetime (vehicle) h 3900 5000 5000 6000 ZeroCO2 boat campaign 1700 km from Agde to Rosignano 225 h sailing (50% wind, 25% battery and 25% FC) Huge limitations for FC use on board (limited H 2 storage and refillment possibility in harbour, weather, system failure and repair process )

FIELD TESTING - CAMPAIGN IN 2017 Replacement of the second maritime campaign by real automotive experiments in 2017 Link with the HyWAY project 1 vehicle purchased integrating the best coating Conception/Integration of COBRA stack technology in the Kangoo : in progress More simple for use vs. boat campaign constraints to reach over 10 000 km driving distance Characterizations of the FC Periodically on test bench in controlled conditions Post-mortem analysis of the degradation Comparison possible between test bench, ex-situ system at SFC and real on road use Comparison of different BP technologies: reference stack used in the Hy-Kangoo and the COBRA BP.

SYNERGIES WITH OTHER PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES Interactions with projects funded under EU programmes STAMPEM STACK TEST Participation to workshops on BP coating and corrosion tests (UK 2014, Austria 2015) Definition of test procedures for PEMFC stack. Use of the protocoles to characterize both performances and durability for the COBRA FC stacks. Interactions with national and international-level projects and initiatives PBHT (French ANR) Project focused on the development of bipolar plate coatings for medium temperature PEMFC and validation into stacks

EXPLOITATION PLAN/EXPECTED IMPACT Exploitation Hydroformed Bipolar Plate: BORIT estimated time to market: between 1-2 years Development of new suitable coatings: IMPACT COATING/CIDETEC estimated time to market/transfer: 1 year for IC / 4 years for CIDETEC Impact / Market foreseen Improvement of manufacturing processes and capability Targets: - 20% of the worldwide customer base for FC - Production volumes between 100 and a couple of 100 000 BP/year per customer - 15% of the market volume of BP (most customers are in prototyping phase) Targets: - 5% for coating of metallic PEMFC BP - Production volume for each customer typically below a few thousand BP Stack components and systems for marine and automotive applications: SFC and CEA estimated time to market/transfer: 3-5 years for both SFC aims at being a national leader for range extender and high power FC systems. Targets: -10 % of EU market share for range extender and high power FC systems for mobile applications.

DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES Public deliverables Dissemination plan (updated May 2016) Stakeholder workshop on industrialization concept (2017) Final publishable project report (2017) Workshops 1 to be organised by the project in 2017 at the end of the project 2 in which the project has participated in link with STAMPEM Website: http://www.cobra-fuelcell.eu/ Inscription to newsletter possible Publications: in progress International Conferences: 2 EIS2016: EIS investigation of galvanic coupling occurrence on gold coated 316L in oxygenated and hydrogenated acidic solutions M. Carradot et al. Eurocorr2016: Corrosion resistant metallic coating for bipolar plates of PEMFC E. Garcia-Lecina et al. /// Galvanic coupling criticality of passive stainless steel coated by noble materials: role of porosity morphology and distribution M. Carradot et al.

Thank You! Coordinator: fabrice.micoud@cea.fr Click to add title