Hydrogen storage material made from magnesium hydride
A technology of magnesium hydride and magnesium powder, applied in the direction of hydrogen, nanotechnology for materials and surface science, inorganic chemistry, etc., can solve problems such as spontaneous combustion, achieve improved heat flow management, do not require sophisticated equipment, and are easy to prepare.
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[0073] MgH 2 / Preparation of ENG particles
[0074] In a suitable sealed mixer (located in a glove box under controlled atmosphere), 47.5 g of activated magnesium hydride powder with an average grain size of 1-10 μm (available from MCP MG Serbien or MCPHy Energy SA) were carefully mixed with was mixed with 2.5 g of expanded natural graphite (ENG, average grain size in the form of granules in lengths of a few millimeters (available from SGL Technologies GmbH)).
[0075] The powder mixture (50 g) was then poured into the mold of a hardened steel pelletizer also located in the glove box. The granulator is taken out from the glove box in the airtight bag and placed under the press.
[0076] The passing strength is 1 ton / cm 2 (10 8 Pa) uniaxial compression to compress the powder in the granulator.
[0077] A gray compressed material with an appearance close to solid graphite and 8 cm in diameter was recovered and could be handled in an open environment for several minutes. H...
Embodiment 2
[0083] MgH 2 / ENG application test and with MgH 2 contrast
[0084] The properties of the material obtained in Example 1 for hydrogen storage applications were evaluated and compared with active magnesium hydride powder.
[0085] Make the MgH that obtains in embodiment 1 by machining 2 The diameter of / ENG particles was reduced from 8cm to 7cm. Add 250g of granules to an inner diameter of 7cm and a volume of 270cm 3 stainless steel cylindrical storage tank. The tank is equipped with a heating device. The tank was then heated to 300°C and placed under a hydrogen pressure of 8 bar.
[0086] The volume of hydrogen adsorbed was recorded with a flow meter for 3 hours. Temperatures are tracked and recorded with probe devices placed in the center and perimeter of the tank.
[0087] The test was carried out under the same realization conditions, except that the particles in Example 1 were replaced with 110 g of active magnesium hydride powder.
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