15 - Hydrogen Storage Materials
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Hydrogen production in Mexico: State of the art, future perspectives, challenges, and opportunities
2022, International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyA study on hydrogen, the clean energy of the future: Hydrogen storage methods
2021, Journal of Energy StorageCitation Excerpt :TiFe appears to be cheaper compared to LaNi5 in terms of cost [84]. An increase in hydrogen storage capacity was observed by adding Ni to this hydride [91–94]. Hydrogen storage rates and temperatures of different metal hydrides are compared in Table 4.
Enhancement of heat and mass transfer characteristics of metal hydride reactor for hydrogen storage using various nanofluids
2021, International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyCitation Excerpt :The basic classification as per the types of hydrogen sorption is physisorption and chemisorption. Hydrogen storage materials can be classified as: (a) dissociative material, (b) material which hold hydrogen by chemical bond and (c) materials which adsorb molecular hydrogen [3]. Hydrogen storage in solid form can be further classified into i) Metal hydride, ii) Light metal based hydrides, iii) Complex hydrides and iv) Nano structured materials [4–8].
A scientometric review of research in hydrogen storage materials
2020, International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyHydrogen storage properties of non-stoichiometric Zr<inf>0.9</inf>Ti<inf>x</inf>V<inf>2</inf> melt-spun ribbons
2016, EnergyCitation Excerpt :Hydrogen storage properties of intermetallic compounds have been extensively investigated as they are potential candidates for energy storage. Different types of intermetallics can be applied in Ni–MH batteries, on-board energy supply, hydrogen isotopes separation, gas purification, heat pumps, etc. according to their characteristics [2,3]. Among them, the non-evaporable getters Zr57V36Fe7 (St707) and ZrAl16 (St101) have been commercial applied to absorb trace gases in high vacuum environment due to their low equilibrium pressure and high hydrogen absorption speed [4,5].
A review on the current progress of metal hydrides material for solid-state hydrogen storage applications
2016, International Journal of Hydrogen EnergyCitation Excerpt :Alternative technology which involves storing hydrogen in solid states such as nanostructured materials (adsorption of molecular hydrogen) and metal hydrides are developed by researchers [19]. Nanostructured materials such as carbon nanotubes and metal organic framework (MOFs) systems can store hydrogen by either physisorption or chemisorption processes [20]. Hydrogen adsorbed into the nanostructured materials remains in physical forms.