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High performance NiAlMo cathode with dual-mode porous structure by plasma spraying for alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen production
by
Wang, Yue-Ting
, Bu, Xiao-Chen
, Liu, Jian-Hui
, Zheng, Chen-Tian
, Li, Zhi-Gang
, Luo, Xiao-Tao
, Li, Chang-Jiu
, Zhao, Zi-Pei
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Cathodes
/ Corrosion and Coatings
/ Efficiency
/ Electrodes
/ Electrolysis
/ Electrolytes
/ Gas flow
/ Hydrogen production
/ Materials Engineering
/ Materials Science
/ Metallic Materials
/ Morphology
/ Nanoscale Science and Technology
/ Particle size
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Plasma
/ Plasma spraying
/ Porosity
/ Surface and Interface Science
/ Surface roughness
/ Thin Films
/ Tribology
2026
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High performance NiAlMo cathode with dual-mode porous structure by plasma spraying for alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen production
by
Wang, Yue-Ting
, Bu, Xiao-Chen
, Liu, Jian-Hui
, Zheng, Chen-Tian
, Li, Zhi-Gang
, Luo, Xiao-Tao
, Li, Chang-Jiu
, Zhao, Zi-Pei
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Cathodes
/ Corrosion and Coatings
/ Efficiency
/ Electrodes
/ Electrolysis
/ Electrolytes
/ Gas flow
/ Hydrogen production
/ Materials Engineering
/ Materials Science
/ Metallic Materials
/ Morphology
/ Nanoscale Science and Technology
/ Particle size
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Plasma
/ Plasma spraying
/ Porosity
/ Surface and Interface Science
/ Surface roughness
/ Thin Films
/ Tribology
2026
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High performance NiAlMo cathode with dual-mode porous structure by plasma spraying for alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen production
by
Wang, Yue-Ting
, Bu, Xiao-Chen
, Liu, Jian-Hui
, Zheng, Chen-Tian
, Li, Zhi-Gang
, Luo, Xiao-Tao
, Li, Chang-Jiu
, Zhao, Zi-Pei
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Cathodes
/ Corrosion and Coatings
/ Efficiency
/ Electrodes
/ Electrolysis
/ Electrolytes
/ Gas flow
/ Hydrogen production
/ Materials Engineering
/ Materials Science
/ Metallic Materials
/ Morphology
/ Nanoscale Science and Technology
/ Particle size
/ Physics
/ Physics and Astronomy
/ Plasma
/ Plasma spraying
/ Porosity
/ Surface and Interface Science
/ Surface roughness
/ Thin Films
/ Tribology
2026
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High performance NiAlMo cathode with dual-mode porous structure by plasma spraying for alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen production
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High performance NiAlMo cathode with dual-mode porous structure by plasma spraying for alkaline water electrolysis hydrogen production
2026
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Alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) for highly efficient hydrogen production requires a highly active cathode. In this work, the porous NiAlMo electrodes were prepared by plasma spraying of NiAlMo and Al powders with a dual-channel powder feeding strategy. The bilayer-structured electrode consisting of a NiAlMo bond coat and a NiAlMo-Al composite coating on the top was designed. Al particles in the composite coating were used as pore former. The effect of Al powder feeding off-set distance on the molten state of Al was examined for optimizing the pore structure. The activated NiAlMo-40Al/NiAlMo electrode exhibited an apparent porosity of 36.8% and a surface roughness of Ra 12.18 μm, with an overpotential of 34.22 mV at 10 mA cm
−2
and a Tafel slope of 27.71 mV dec
−1
, which was much lower than that of traditional NiAlMo electrodes. After a CP test for 10 h, the electrode remained intact and showed a stable overpotential of -0.34 V.
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Springer Nature Singapore,Springer Nature B.V
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