ArticleRSC advances2025
A thermo-electrochemical cell with a threaded graphite electrode towards low-grade heat recovery.
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Abstract
Thermo-electrochemical cells (TECs) are a promising technology for converting low-grade thermal energy into electricity through redox reactions. Despite extensive research, TECs still face challenges in practical applications due to their complex assembly processes, susceptibility to leakage, limited electrode reaction area, and low efficiency. In this study, TECs featuring threaded graphite electrodes were constructed. Owing to the enhanced reaction area, high thermal conductivity, and excellent electrolyte sealing capability of the threaded graphite electrode configuration, the TECs demonstrate exceptional electrical output and long-term stability. Through systematic optimization of electrode materials, electrode spacing, and electrolyte composition, the Seebeck coefficient of the TECs reached 2.5 mV K
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