Industrial ceramics are widely used in new energy industries, mainly including the following aspects:
1. Solar panels
Industrial ceramics can be used in the manufacture of solar panels, such as substrates and encapsulating materials for manufacturing solar panels. Commonly used industrial ceramic materials include alumina, silicon nitride, and zirconia. These materials have high temperature stability, corrosion resistance, and excellent electrical properties, which can improve the efficiency and service life of solar panels.
2. Fuel cells
Industrial ceramics can be used in the manufacture of fuel cells, such as the manufacture of electrolyte membranes and gas diffusion layers of fuel cells. Commonly used industrial ceramic materials include zirconia, alumina, and silicon nitride. These materials have high stability, corrosion resistance, and excellent ion conductivity, which can improve the efficiency and service life of fuel cells.
3. Lithium ion batteries
Industrial ceramics can be used in the manufacture of lithium ion batteries, such as separators and electrolytes for lithium ion batteries. Commonly used industrial ceramic materials include zirconia, lithium iron phosphate, and silicon nitride. These materials have high stability, corrosion resistance, and excellent ion conductivity, which can improve the safety and life of lithium-ion batteries.
4. Hydrogen Energy
Industrial ceramics can be used in the production of hydrogen energy, such as hydrogen storage materials and catalysts for hydrogen energy. Commonly used industrial ceramic materials include zirconia, alumina, and silicon nitride. These materials have high stability, corrosion resistance, and excellent ion conductivity, which can improve the efficiency and reliability of hydrogen energy.
In other words, industrial ceramics can improve the efficiency, reliability, and safety of new energy equipment and contribute to the development of new energy industries.
