Rare earth nickel magnesium intermediate alloy for hydrogen storage alloy and preparation method of rare earth nickel magnesium intermediate alloy
A technology for hydrogen storage alloys and master alloys, which is applied in the field of rare earth nickel-magnesium master alloys for hydrogen storage alloys and its preparation. It can solve the problems of excessive impurity elements that are difficult to control, difficult to reach battery materials, and affect the performance of hydrogen storage materials. Easy to add and control the composition, reduce the evaporation of magnesium, the effect of consistent composition
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[0028] Example 1: An alloy containing 40% Mg, 2% Y, and the remainder of Ni was smelted in a vacuum induction furnace. The capacity of the vacuum furnace is 25Kg, and a magnesium oxide crucible is used.
[0029] The raw materials used are nickel beads, magnesium particles, rare earth metals, and the purity of argon is greater than 99.99%. And pickled and dried. The actual charge is 10Kg. The loss of magnesium and rare earth is calculated as 4% and 0.5%, and the yield of nickel is calculated as 100%. Weigh the material, the magnesium particles are 4.16Kg, the nickel beads are 5.8Kg, and the metal yttrium is 0.201Kg. Feeding, 1.7kg of magnesium grains are added to the bottom of the crucible, pounded, all the nickel beads are added, and the remaining magnesium grains are added to the top layer; the rare earth metals are placed in the feeding hopper. Turn on the vacuum pump for 5 minutes, and the vacuum degree in the vacuum furnace reaches 0.5KPa, then stop vacuuming. Open the...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Embodiment 2: Mg50%, La3%, Ni balance alloy are smelted in a vacuum induction furnace, the capacity of the vacuum furnace is 25Kg, and a magnesium oxide crucible is used.
[0032] The raw materials used are nickel beads, magnesium particles, rare earth metals, and the purity of argon is greater than 99.99%. And pickled and dried. The actual charge is 10Kg. The loss of magnesium and rare earth is calculated as 4% and 0.5%, and the yield of nickel is calculated as 100%. Weigh the material, the magnesium particles are 5.2Kg, the nickel beads are 4.7Kg, and the metal lanthanum is 0.3Kg. Feeding, 2.1kg of magnesium grains are added to the bottom of the crucible, pounded, all the nickel beads are added, and the remaining magnesium grains are added to the top layer; the rare earth metals are placed in the feeding hopper. Turn on the vacuum pump for 5 minutes, and the vacuum degree in the vacuum furnace reaches 0.5KPa, then stop vacuuming. Open the argon valve, fill the arg...
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[0034] Example 3: Mg 50% La 3% rare earth nickel-magnesium alloy was used to prepare 1Kg Mg-LaNi5 hydrogen storage alloy powder.
[0035] Ingredients: 0.6kgNi, 0.3Kg metal La, 0.1Kg NiMgLa master alloy.
[0036] Preparation process: 0.6kgNi and 0.3Kg metal La are melted by induction in argon, and the NiMgLa master alloy is added from the hopper after melting. After melting, it is poured into a water-cooled ingot mold. The prepared Mg-LaNi5 alloy was mechanically crushed to 70 μm. The hydrogen absorption and desorption characteristics of these alloys were studied by electrochemical charge-discharge method. Mg-LaNi5 showed a large discharge capacity (415mAh / g) which was 1.3 times that of LaNi5 series alloys (322mAh / g). Both are higher than LaNi5 series alloys. It is easier to control the composition of the smelted magnesium-based hydrogen storage alloy by adding rare earth nickel-magnesium alloy, so as to ensure the charge and discharge performance of the alloy.
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