Sulu ve Sulu Olmayan Elektrolitlerde Tavlanmış Yüksek Karbonlu Çeliğin Elektrokimyasal Kapasitansı

Year 2019, Volume: 9 Issue: 4, 2097 - 2104, 01.12.2019

Abdulcabbar Yavuz , Kaan Kaplan

https://doi.org/10.21597/jist.597192

Abstract

Yüksek karbonlu çelik 400 °C, 600 °C ve 800 °C sıcaklıktaki fırında 30 dakika süreyle ısıl işleme tabi tutuldu. Tavlanmış ve tavlanmamış yüksek karbonlu çeliklerin, farklı tavlama sıcaklıklarına bağlı olarak elektrokimyasal davranışlarını anlamak için sulu (KOH ve Na2S04) ve susuz (Reline adı verilen kolin klorür ve üre bazlı iyonik sıvı) elektrolitler içerisine daldırıldı. Isıl işlem görmüş ve görmemiş yüksek karbonlu çeliklerin alan kapasitansı uygulanan yüksek sıcaklıklara göre hesaplanmıştır. Termal oksidasyondan sonra yüksek karbonlu çeliğin pürüzlülüğü artmıştır. Mevcut yoğunluk ve spesifik kapasitans, KOH elektrolitinde şarj/deşarj edilen yüksek karbon çeliğinin tavlama sıcaklığının artması üzerine artmıştır. 800 °C'de ısıl işlem görmüş çeliğin kapasitansı KOH'daki tavlanmamış çelikten 50 kat daha büyüktü. Na2SO4'te taranan yüksek karbonlu çeliğin alan kapasitansı tavlama sıcaklığı yükseldikçe artmıştır. Yüksek sıcaklıkta tavlanan çeliğin Na2SO4'taki spesifik kapasitansı, KOH ve Reline elektrolitinde olduğundan daha büyüktü. Tavlanmamış ve 400 °C'de tavlanmış yüksek karbonlu çeliklerin Reline iyonik sıvısında elektrokimyasal olarak etkin olmamasına rağmen, 600 °C'de ve 800 °C'de işlenen çeliğin Reline'daki spesifik kapasitansı önemli ölçüde artmıştır. Reline, Na2SO4 ve KOH süper kapasitör elektroliti olarak tavlanmış yüksek karbonlu çeliklerle rahatlıkla kullanılabilir.

Keywords

Isıl işlem, yüksek karbonlu çelik, döngüsel voltmetre, kapasitans

Electrochemical Capacitance of Annealed High-Carbon Steel in Aqueous and Non-aqueous Electrolytes

Abstract

High-carbon steel was heat treated in a furnace at 400
ᵒC, 600 ᵒC and 800 ᵒC for 30 minutes. Annealed and non-annealed high carbon
steels were immersed in aqueous (KOH and Na₂SO₄) and
non-aqueous (choline chloride and urea based ionic liquid called Reline) electrolyte
in order to understand their electrochemical behavior depending on different annealing
temperatures. Areal capacitance of heat treated and non-heat treated high
carbon steel was calculated based on applied elevated temperatures. Roughness
of high-carbon steel increased after thermal oxidation.  The current density and specific capacitance increased
upon increasing annealing temperature of high carbon steel charged/discharged
in KOH electrolyte. The capacitance of steel heat-treated at 800 ᵒC was 50
times greater than that of non-annealed steel in KOH. The areal capacitance of high-carbon
steel scanned in Na₂SO₄ increased as annealing
temperature increased. The specific capacitance of steel annealed at high
temperature in Na₂SO₄ was greater than that in KOH and in
Reline electrolyte.  Although
non-annealed and 400 ᵒC annealed high carbon steel was electrochemically
inactive in Reline ionic liquid, the specific capacitance of steel treated at
600 ᵒC and 800 ᵒC increased significantly in Reline. Reline, Na₂SO₄
and KOH could be used conveniently as supercapacitor electrolyte with annealed high-carbon
steels.

Keywords

Heat treatment, high-carbon steel, cyclic voltammetry, capacitance

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