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Triple-Layer Porous Transport Layers with Ultra-High Porosity for Enhanced Oxygen Transport and Catalyst Utilization in Water Electrolysis

Authors: Seong Hyun Park; Young Je Park; Seungsoo Jang; Pilyoung Lee; Soobin Yoon; Young-June Park; Chi-Young Jung; Kang Taek Lee

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01831-zStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel triple-layer Ti-porous transport layer (PTL), fabricated using a practical and scalable tape casting and roll calendering process, enhances catalyst utilization by increasing interfacial contact area and the triple-phase boundary. • The ultra-high porosity (75%) backing layer and graded structure maximize oxygen transport, mitigate oxygen accumulation, and improve reactant accessibility. • Electrochemical evaluations demonstrate a 127 mV reduction in voltage at 2 A cm−2 compared to a commercial PTL, accelerating proton exchange membrane water electrolysis commercialization and supporting the transition to sustainable energy. • Digital twin technology using X-ray revealed increased contact area and triple-phase boundary at the interface with the catalyst layer, significantly improving oxygen evolution reaction kinetics.