论文标题
改善无铅BA0.85CA0.15ZR0.1TI0.9O3陶瓷的能量存储和电气性能
Improved energy storage and electrocaloric properties of lead-free Ba0.85Ca0.15Zr0.1Ti0.9O3 ceramic
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论文摘要
无铅BA0.85CA0.15ZR0.1TI0.9O3(BCZT)使用Sol-Gel方法合成陶瓷粉末。为了实现高能存储和散装陶瓷中的大电脑效应,陶瓷厚度降低了。研究了介电,铁电,能量存储和电焦特性的BCZT陶瓷,具有400μm。在这里,分别通过XRD分析和SEM测量结果鉴定了纯晶体结构和同质微观结构。介电测量结果表明,与铁电 - 偏移相变相关的最大介电常数。 ε的最大值为7841左右。此外,BCZT陶瓷显示出改善的能量储存和电源性能。在55 kV/cm的电场下,在423 K下,高可回收能密度的WER为0.24 j/cm3和0.27 j/cm3的总能量密度为0.27 j/cm3。此外,最大值ΔT= 2.32 K,电气响应率ζ= 0.42 k mm/kV,制冷能力RC = 4.59 j/kg且性能COP = 12.38在55 k/cm以下达到384 k左右。还通过利用Landau-Ginzburg-Devonshire(LGD)理论来计算总能量密度和温度变化ΔT。理论结果与实验发现相匹配。这些结果表明,厚度降低的合成的BCZT陶瓷可能是能够存储和电源应用的有前途的候选者。
Lead-free ba0.85ca0.15zr0.1ti0.9o3 (bczt) ceramic powders were synthesized using the sol-gel method. to achieve high-energy storage and large electrocaloric effect in bulk ceramics the ceramics thickness was reduced. dielectric, ferroelectric, energy storage, and electrocaloric properties were investigated for bczt ceramic with 400 μm. here, pure crystalline structure and homogenous microstructure were identified by xrd analysis and sem measurements, respectively. the dielectric measurements revealed a maximum dielectric constant associated with ferroelectric-paraelectric phase transition. the maximum of ε was 7841 around 352 k. furthermore, the bczt ceramic showed improved energy storage and electrocaloric properties. a high recoverable energy density wrec of 0.24 j/cm3 and a total energy density wtotal of 0.27 j/cm3 with an efficiency coefficient of ~ 88% at 423 k under an electric field of 55 kv/cm was obtained. besides, the maximum value of δt = 2.32 k, the electrocaloric responsivity ζ = 0.42 k mm/kv, the refrigeration capacity rc= 4.59 j/kg and the coefficient of performance cop = 12.38 were achieved around 384 k under 55 kv/cm. the total energy density wtotal and the temperature change δt were also calculated by exploiting the landau-ginzburg-devonshire (lgd) theory. the theoretical results matched the experimental findings. these results suggest that the synthesized bczt ceramic with the reduced thickness could be a promising candidate for energy storage and electrocaloric applications.