Amendment 3_RFx-2024-10021_Attachment 4_Project Summary Slides.pptx

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This document provides details on Amendment 3 to the PowerPoint presentation slides for the Durable Module Materials Consortium DuraMAT FY24 Open Call Request for Proposals solicitation number RFx-2024-10021 from the Department of Energy Office of Science. The amendment updates Attachment 4 of the solicitation, which contains 16MB of project summary slides. Proposals are sought for research to advance materials discovery, design, synthesis, characterization, and reliability testing to enable durable, high-performance materials for extreme environments. Responses are due by the date specified in the solicitation to support program funding beginning in fiscal year 2024. Awards will focus on furthering the consortium's goals of developing robust materials with long-term durability under extreme conditions such as high temperatures and radiation.

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DuraMAT Quarterly Reporting Template Due Quarterly:

Jan. 7, April 7, July 7, and Oct. 7

Investigation of Interfacial Degradation in Glass/Glass PV Modules PI: Laura Schelhas - NREL Chemical/mechanical characterization of G/G module interfaces Develop adhesion measurements for G/G modules Demonstrate time-resolved EL imaging method

Core Objective: Fielded Module Forensics Team: SLAC: Archana Sinha, Sona Ulicna NREL: Laura Spinella, Steve Johnston, Dana B. Sulas-Kern, Michael Owen-Bellini

Key Results Core Objective & Teaming

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Here we will provide chemical, structural, and mechanical insights that will enable a cutting-edge understanding of the degradation mechanisms present in glass/glass module interfaces

Collect and generate: G/G panels and MiMos which demonstrate degradation Imaging techniques: assess the full modules and narrow-in on regions where degradation is occurring Develop: adhesion measurement methods to confirm and quantify the mechanical degradation.

Characterize: degraded regions will be studied in detail using advanced materials forensics methods to monitor degradation at a fundamental level

Technology Summary and Impact Resources

Key Results Core Objective & Teaming

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