A lightweight tank for hydrogen storage based on four kilograms of sodium alanate was designed, built and tested. An improvement in gravimetric capacity of 83% and 49% in volumetric capacity over a previous tank [1] was achieved. Heat evolution and temperature spikes during hydrogen absorption were studied. Due to the high specific heat of the complex hydride, the storage material itself acts as a heat sink, aiding in the heat management of the system. The first-ever radiography with fast neutrons on an operational complex-hydride based test tank was performed.
Design, sorption behaviour and energy management in a sodium alanate-based lightweight hydrogen storage tank
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy ; 40 , 7 ; 2984-2988
2015
5 Seiten, 32 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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