Electrochemistry of Zirconia Gas Sensors
Title: Electrochemistry of Zirconia Gas Sensors
Author: Serge Zhuiykov
Publisher: CRC
Hardcove: 320 pages
Pubdate: 27 July 2007
ISBN: 1420047612
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Title: Electrochemistry of Zirconia Gas Sensors Author: Serge Zhuiykov Publisher: CRC Hardcove: 320 pages Pubdate: 27 July 2007 ISBN: 1420047612 |
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Book Description
The first book to present a detailed analysis of the electrochemistry, development, modeling, optimization, testing, and technology behind modern zirconia-based sensors, Electrochemistry of Zirconia Gas Sensors explores how to tailor these sensors to meet specific industrial needs. The book addresses a range of different stages of development in zirconia-based sensors for gaseous and molten metal environments, focusing on an accessible form from analysis of interaction at the measuring environment-zirconia sensor interface to reliability testing of the sensors.
The book highlights different fundamental aspects of electrochemistry and physical chemistry of zirconia, mathematical modeling, optimization parameters, and structures of the electrode materials. The author details the factors that determine high sensitivity, critically reviews the limitations of current technologies, and surveys the needs and possibilities of future developments. He covers technologies for vacuum-tight joining zirconia to ceramic insulators and sensor construction materials as well as sensor design and concepts of the total-NOx sensor based on mixed potential. The book also includes a critical overview of existing technologies of zirconia gas sensors including nanotechnology.
This book fills the gap between pure academic research of the zirconia-based gas sensors, explaining the influence of the double electrical layer on the sensor output signal and the applied, technological, down-to-earth approaches adopted by the vast majority of the industrial companies working in this field. Providing guidance on how to organize a testing program of gas sensors, the book allows readers to look forward in evaluating future trends in the zirconia gas sensors development.
Features Presents the
first in-depth survey of the theoretical, modeling, technological, and
practical aspects of zirconia-based sensors Fills the gap
between pure academic research and technological approaches Considers a
range of sensors based on different principles of operation and explores
their optimal design Compiles the
latest theory, research, experimental results, and applications in the
field Discusses the
integration of zirconia sensor elements with other components through
various techniques Contents
Introduction to Electrochemistry of Solid Electrolyte Gas Sensors
Electrochemistry of Zirconia Solid Electrolytes as the Basis for
Understanding Electrochemical Gas Sensors
ElectroPhysical Properties of Solid Electrolytes Aging of
Solid Electrolytes An Electron
Model of Solid Oxygen-Ionic Electrolytes Used in Gas Sensors Electrode
Processes in Solid Electrolyte Sensors References Mathematical
Modeling of Zirconia Gas Sensors with Distributed Parameters Complete
Mathematical Model of Electrochemical Gas Sensors Modeling
Interactions of Oxygen with Nernstian Zirconia Sensor Modeling
Interactions of Various Gases with Non-Nernstian Zirconia Sensors Numerical
Mathematical Models of Zirconia Gas Sensors
Identification Parameters of Mathematical Models Verification
Adequacy of Mathematical Models to Real Gas Sensors Nomenclature References Metrological
Characteristics of Non-Nernstian Zirconia Gas Sensors Non-Nernstian
Zirconia Gas Sensors
Mixed-potential NOx Sensors
Mixed-potential Hydrocarbon Sensors
Impedance-based Zirconia Gas Sensors Future
Trends References Zirconia
Sensors for Measurement Gas Concentration in Molten Metals Zirconia
Sensors for the Measurement of Oxygen Activity in Melts Impedance
Method for the Analysis of in-situ Diagnostics and the
Control of an Electrolyte/Liquid-metal Electrode Interface Measuring
Oxygen Concentration in Lead-Bismuth Heat Carriers Regulation
of Oxygen Partial Pressure in Melts by Zirconia Pumps References Manufacturing
Technologies of Zirconia Gas Sensors Vacuum-Tight
Technologies of Joining Zirconia to Ceramic Insulators Vacuum-Tight
Technologies of Joining Zirconia to Sensor Construction Materials
Nanotechnologies for Zirconia Gas Sensors Limitations
of Existing Technologies and Future Trends References Errors of
Measurement of Zirconia Gas Sensors Bases of
Errors Theory in Relation to Electrochemical Gas Sensors Analysis
Systematic Errors of Zirconia Gas Sensors Analysis of
the Main Components of Errors of Zirconia Gas Sensors Calculation
of Errors on the Basis of Experimental Data References Organization
and Planning of Testing Zirconia Sensors Main
Principles of Zirconia Sensors Testing Planning of
Experiments Reliability
Testing of Zirconia Gas Sensors References Index |
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