2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2013.03.223
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Advancement of system designs and key engineering technologies for materials-based hydrogen storage

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“…Some of the heat transfer improvement is attributed to reducing the contact resistance between the pellet and the container as well as the neighboring pellets. UTRC [28] also found a similar, about 50% reduction in volume expansion in experiments, with confined NaAlH 4 pellets on heat exchanger tubes after about 15 cycles and discussed the need for additional work on further reducing the contact resistance between the materials and the system. Some of the results of incorporating the engineered material properties into heat transfer and system models by UTRC and other HSECoE members will be discussed in more detail in the next section.…”
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“…Some of the heat transfer improvement is attributed to reducing the contact resistance between the pellet and the container as well as the neighboring pellets. UTRC [28] also found a similar, about 50% reduction in volume expansion in experiments, with confined NaAlH 4 pellets on heat exchanger tubes after about 15 cycles and discussed the need for additional work on further reducing the contact resistance between the materials and the system. Some of the results of incorporating the engineered material properties into heat transfer and system models by UTRC and other HSECoE members will be discussed in more detail in the next section.…”
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“…The rate of hydrogen absorption and desorption was also measured and the increased initial density of the compact was found not to adversely affect the rate. More detail and information on the UTRC studies can be found in references [27,28]. GM performed similar studies [29,30] to engineer the properties of compacted NaAlH 4 pellets with similar results.…”
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