A low-cost and high-capacity titanium-manganese-based hydrogen storage alloy
A hydrogen storage alloy and high-capacity technology, applied in the field of hydrogen storage alloy materials, can solve the problems of being unsuitable for large-scale application, effective hydrogen release less than 1.75wt%, and high cost, and achieve low-cost large-scale preparation and low cost , the effect of a wide range of 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 raw material purity used in the present 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%. Take a 100kg sample and melt it in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as the protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingot and mechanically crush it to 40-160 mesh, vacuumize at 373K for 1 hour, and conduct hydrogen absorption and desorption test. figure 1 is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, figure 2 It is 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 raw material purity 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 percent content of V in Fe is 78%. Take a 100kg sample and melt it in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as the protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingot and mechanically crush it to 40-160 mesh, vacuumize at 373K for 1 hour, and conduct hydrogen absorption and desorption test. image 3 is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, Figure 4It is 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 raw material purity used in the embodiment 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 percent content of V in Fe is 80%. Take a 100kg sample and melt it in a vacuum intermediate frequency induction furnace, using high-purity argon as the protective atmosphere. Take 2g of alloy ingot and mechanically crush it to 40-160 mesh, vacuumize at 373K for 1 hour, and conduct hydrogen absorption and desorption test. Figure 5 is the hydrogen absorption kinetic curve of the alloy, Figure 6 It is 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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