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Large-scale storage of hydrogen
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2019 The large-scale storage of hydrogen plays a fundamental role in a potential future hydrogen economy. Although the storage of gaseous hydrogen in salt caverns already is used on a full industrial scale, the approach is not applicable in all regions due to
Joakim Andersson, Stefan Grönkvist
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Hydrogen energy storage: Hydrogen and oxygen storage subsystems
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 1997Abstract Hydrogen seems to possess all the characteristics to store the excess of electrical energy produced during off-peak periods. Hydrogen energy storage plants could be environmentally non-polluting, easy to place, not sensible to load variation, unbounded in size, efficient and safe. These last two features seem to contradict one another.
CICCONARDI, Salvatore Pietro +2 more
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Metal hydride materials for solid hydrogen storage: A review☆
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2007 International audienceHydrogen is an ideal energy carrier which is considered for future transport, such as automotive applications. In this context storage of hydrogen is one of the key challenges in developing hydrogen economy.
M Hirscher, Michael Hirscher
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Catalyzed Hydrogen Spillover for Hydrogen Storage
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2009A crucial bottleneck in developing a hydrogen economy is hydrogen storage. This is particularly true for transportation using hydrogen as the fuel for fuel cells. The U.S. Department of Energy has established specific R&D targets for on-board hydrogen storage.
Ralph T, Yang, Yuhe, Wang
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Hydrogen Storage in Carbon Nanotubes
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, 2003The article gives a comprehensive overview of hydrogen storage in carbon nanostructures, including experimental results and theoretical calculations. Soon after the discovery of carbon nanotubes in 1991, different research groups succeeded in filling carbon nanotubes with some elements, and, therefore, the question arose of filling carbon nanotubes ...
Hirscher, M., Becher, M.
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Hydrogen and Hydrogen-Storage Materials
2007Currently, neutron applications in the field of hydrogen and hydrogen-storagematerials represent a large and promising research area, both from the fundamental and the applied points of view. In this chapter we review some relevant topics from this subject area, including hydrogen bulk properties (concerning both the solid and the liquid phases ...
Celli Milva +2 more
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Functionalized Boranes for Hydrogen Storage
ChemPhysChem, 2011AbstractUsing density functional theory, the generalized gradient approximation for the exchange‐correlation potential and Møller–Plesset perturbation theory we study the hydrogen uptake of Li‐ and Mg‐doped boranes. Specifically, we calculate the structures and binding energies of hydrogen molecules sequentially attached to LiB6H7, LiB12H13, Li2B6H6 ...
Pathak, Biswarup +4 more
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Hydrogen storage performance of HPSB hydrogen storage materials
Chemical Physics Letters, 2019Abstract This work studied a hydrogen storage material which could absorbed hydrogen under room temperature and 3 MPa hydrogen pressure. This material was obtained by hydrolysis of NaBH4 (HPSB) and the hydrogen absorption and desorption performance was tested by PCT apparatus.
Zheng Xueping +9 more
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Hydrogen storage on volleyballene
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2018This study is devoted to the hydrogenation of the recently predicted volleyballene (Sc20C60) compound.
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1987
The main problem in the use of solar energy is the daily and yearly variations, which are not in phase with the variations of energy demand. Therefore, for widespread application of solar energy, it is necessary to store energy collected during “on” times in the form of hydrogen.
H. H. Ewe, H.-J. Selbach
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The main problem in the use of solar energy is the daily and yearly variations, which are not in phase with the variations of energy demand. Therefore, for widespread application of solar energy, it is necessary to store energy collected during “on” times in the form of hydrogen.
H. H. Ewe, H.-J. Selbach
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