Titanium manganese based hydrogen storage alloy with low cost and high capacity
A hydrogen storage alloy and high-capacity technology, applied in the field of hydrogen storage alloy materials, can solve the problems of high cost, unsuitable for large-scale application, effective hydrogen release amount of less than 1.75wt%, etc., and achieves low-cost, low-cost large-scale preparation , the effect of wide application prospects
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[0022] Design alloy composition Ti 0.99 Mo 0.1 Mn 1.5 (V 4 Fe) 0.5 Cr 0.0 5Ni 0.05 , The purity of the raw materials used in this embodiment is Ti≥99.7%, Mo≥99.4%, Mn≥99.8%, Cr≥99.5%, (V 4 Fe)≥99.5%, Ni≥99.95%, V 4 The mass percentage of V in Fe is 76%. A 100kg sample is smelted in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as a protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingots and mechanically crush them to 40-160 meshes, and then test for hydrogen absorption and desorption after 373K vacuum for 1h. figure 1 Is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, figure 2 For the hydrogen absorption and desorption PCT curve of the alloy, it can be seen that the saturated hydrogen absorption capacity of the alloy is 2.02wt% at 4MPa at 298K, and the effective hydrogen storage capacity is 0.1MPa at 343K after saturated hydrogen absorption under the above conditions It is 1.813wt%.
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[0024] Design alloy composition Ti 0.9 Zr 0.1 Mn 1.5 (V 4 Fe) 0.3 Cr 0.1 Co 0.2 , The purity of the raw materials used in the embodiment is Ti≥99.7%, Zr≥99.4%, Mn≥99.8%, Cr≥99.5%, (V 4 Fe)≥99.5%, Co≥99.95%, V 4 The mass percentage of V in Fe is 78%. A 100kg sample is smelted in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as a protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingots and mechanically crush them to 40-160 meshes, and then test for hydrogen absorption and desorption after 373K vacuum for 1h. image 3 Is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, Figure 4 For the hydrogen absorption and desorption PCT curve of the alloy, it can be seen that the saturated hydrogen absorption capacity of the alloy is 2.01wt% at 4MPa at 298K, and the effective hydrogen storage capacity is 0.1MPa at 343K after saturated hydrogen absorption under the above conditions. It is 1.806wt%.
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[0026] Design alloy composition Ti 0.95 Nb 0.1 Mn 1.5 (V4Fe) 0.3 Cr 0.2 Cu 0.1 , The purity of the raw materials used in the examples is Ti≥99.7%, Nb≥99.7%, Mn≥99.8%, Cr≥99.5%, (V 4 Fe)≥99.5%, Cu≥99.5%, V 4 The mass percentage of V in Fe is 80%. A 100kg sample is smelted in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as a protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingots and mechanically crush them to 40-160 meshes, and then test for hydrogen absorption and desorption after 373K vacuum for 1h. Figure 5 Is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, Image 6 For the hydrogen absorption and desorption PCT curve of the alloy, it can be seen that the saturated hydrogen absorption capacity of the alloy is 2.04wt% at 4MPa at 298K, and the effective hydrogen storage capacity is 0.1MPa at 343K after saturated hydrogen absorption under the above conditions It is 1.823wt%.
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