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SUMMARY:Development of thermoelectric silicide materials and modules forpo
 wer generation
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DESCRIPTION:The application of thermoelectric technology in the industrial
 waste heat recovery sector is gaining increasing attention due tothe signi
 ficant environmental benefits. Mg- and Mn-basedsilicides are promising hig
 h-performance thermoelectric materialsdue to their relatively high Seebeck
  coefficients\, good electricalconductivity\, and low thermal conductivity
 . In addition\, thesecompounds are composed of earth-abundant and environm
 entallyfriendly elements\, and they are suitable for mid-temperaturethermo
 electric applications. This presentation covers the synthesis of selected 
 silicides as wellas the development of thermoelectric modules based on n-t
 ypemagnesium silicide and p-type manganese silicide. Key aspectssuch as ma
 terial optimization and performance\, metallization andbonding methods\, a
 nd overall module performance are addressed.
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LOCATION:DF Seminar Room (2-8.3)\, 2nd floor of Physics Building
URL:http://df.vps.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/pt/eventos/development-of-thermoelect
 ric-silicide-materials-and-modules-forpower-generation/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p data-block-key="0644g">The application of 
 thermoelectric technology in the industrialwaste heat recovery sector is g
 aining increasing attention due tothe significant environmental benefits. 
 Mg- and Mn-basedsilicides are promising high-performance thermoelectric ma
 terialsdue to their relatively high Seebeck coefficients\, good electrical
 conductivity\, and low thermal conductivity.<br/><br/> In addition\, these
 compounds are composed of earth-abundant and environmentallyfriendly eleme
 nts\, and they are suitable for mid-temperaturethermoelectric applications
 . This presentation covers the synthesis of selected silicides as wellas t
 he development of thermoelectric modules based on n-typemagnesium silicide
  and p-type manganese silicide. Key aspectssuch as material optimization a
 nd performance\, metallization andbonding methods\, and overall module per
 formance are addressed.</p>
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