Abstract:
A hydrogen storage material includes Mg(NH2)2, LiH, and MgH2. A manufacturing method of a hydrogen storage material includes steps of manufacturing a mixture by mixing Mg(NH2)2, LiH, and MgH2, and pulverizing the mixture.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a solid state hydrogen storage device, capable of providing a weight reduction of a hydrogen storage system while inhibiting heat conduction performance from being degraded, and also of increasing hydrogen storage capacity. The present disclosure provides a heat conduction fin including multiple tube passing holes through which the heat exchange tube passes and linear-shaped connecting portions connecting the tube passing holes to each other, and a solid state hydrogen storage device having the same.
Abstract:
An aluminum alloy for an engine piston of an automobile may be composed of Ti, B, Cu and the balance of Al and may include a TiB2 phase as a reinforcing phase. A composition weight ratio of Ti:B:Cu is 0.5 to 2.5:1:1 to 1.3. The aluminum alloy may have excellent elasticity, thermal properties, and formability by maximizing a generation of a TiB2 reinforcing phase.
Abstract:
An aluminum alloy having excellent formability and elasticity includes Ti, B, Mg, and the Al, wherein a composition ratio of Ti: B: Mg is 1:3.5˜4.5:1, and AlB2 and TiB2 are present as reinforcing phases.
Abstract:
A method for preparing hydrogen gas includes a decomposition step, a first adsorption step, a second adsorption step, a first regeneration step, a third heat-exchange step, and a second regeneration step.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a system for producing hydrogen from a byproduct gas generated during a steelmaking process or a coal chemistry process, including a reformer for reforming the byproduct gas using steam (H2O), a separator for separating a reformed gas supplied from the reformer into a reduction gas and hydrogen gas (H2), a first reactor for reducing ferric oxide (Fe2O3) into ferrous oxide (FeO) using the reduction gas supplied from the separator, and a second reactor for producing ferrous-ferric oxide (Fe3O4) and hydrogen gas (H2) by mixing the ferrous oxide (FeO) supplied from the first reactor with steam (H2O), wherein the concentration of hydrogen gas (H2) in the reformed gas discharged from the reformer is higher than the concentration of hydrogen gas (H2) in the byproduct gas.
Abstract:
A system for supplying hydrogen using waste heat of a fuel cell includes: a fuel cell to produce electric power using hydrogen; an internal cooling line in which a cooling medium flows and configured to pass through the fuel cell while cooling the fuel cell with the cooling medium; a solid hydrogen storage provided on a downstream side of the fuel cell on the internal cooling line and configured to discharge the hydrogen through absorption of waste heat of the heated cooling medium and to supply the discharged hydrogen to the fuel cell; and a hydrogen supply line to connect the solid hydrogen storage and the fuel cell and to supply the discharged hydrogen. In particular, the internal cooling line is reconnected to the fuel cell after passing through the solid hydrogen storage and provides the cooled cooling medium to the fuel cell.
Abstract:
A system for generating hydrogen includes an ammonia decomposition bed configured to introduce an ammonia gas, decompose the ammonia gas into a high-pressure first mixed gas including nitrogen and hydrogen, and discharge the high-pressure first mixed gas; an ammonia adsorption bed supplied with the high-pressure first mixed gas from the ammonia decomposition bed, and configured to adsorb ammonia of the first mixed gas, and discharge a high-pressure second mixed gas including nitrogen and hydrogen; and a nitrogen adsorption bed directly supplied with the high-pressure second mixed gas from the ammonia adsorption bed, and configured to adsorb the nitrogen, and discharge the hydrogen.
Abstract:
An aluminum alloy having excellent formability and elasticity includes Ti, B, Mg, and the Al, wherein a composition ratio of Ti:B:Mg is 1:3.5˜4.5:1, and AlB2 and TiB2 are present as reinforcing phases.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method of joining different materials including a polymer composite and high-tensile steel, at excellent joining strength and, more particularly, a method in which various variables in friction bit joining are designed and adjusted to improve joining load between different materials.