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Microstructure and hydrogen storage properties of Ti–V–Mn alloy with Zr, Ni, and Zr7Ni10 addition

Zhenyu Feng, Hong Zhong, Dou Li, Xuguang Li, Bin Yang, Shuangming Li

Journal of Materials Research· Volume 37· Issue 9
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Alloying is applied to improve the activation and hydrogen desorption properties of Ti–V–Mn alloys in this study. The effects of Zr, Ni, and Zr7Ni10addition on phase composition, microstructure, and hydrogen storage properties of Ti23V40Mn37alloy are evaluated systematically. The BCC phases have different lattice parameters in alloy with different composition. The proportion of C14 Laves phase increases by alloying and reaches a maximum when the additive is Zr7Ni10. Zr addition has a positive influence on activation property and hydrogen absorption capacity, nevertheless, it reduces hydrogen desorption property. Ni addition has an opposite effect on hydrogen storage properties comparing with Zr addition. Under the synergetic effect of Zr and Ni, the alloy with Zr7Ni10addition has an excellent comprehensive hydrogen storage properties of less activation cycles and better hydrogen desorption property.Graphical abstract
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Metals & alloys

OpenAlex topics: Hydrogen Storage and Materials · Catalysis and Hydrodesulfurization Studies · Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems

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