Reaction heat storage method for hydride tanks

Details Reaction heat storage method for hydride tanks Reaction heat storage method for hydride tanks

1979-02-12

1986-01-28

Davis, Jr., Albert W.

Refrigeration

Storage of solidified or liquified gas

With vapor discharged from storage receptacle

55 74, 165 47, 165 10, F17C 702, F17C 1100, F26B 504

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045662819

ABSTRACT:
A system for hydrogen storage including a hydridable material associated with an amount of inert material of high heat capacity sufficient in amount to prevent, during hydriding, the temperature of the combined hydridable material-inert material from rising beyond that temperature at which the hydride of the hydridable material exhibits a hydrogen pressure equal to the partial pressure of hydrogen fed to the system. The system is insulated to inhibit heat transfer into or out of the system.

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