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Temperature distribution in a new composite material for hydrogen storage: design study of different cooling concepts

Baetcke et al., 2019

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18060779682299954048
Author
Baetcke L
Kaltschmitt M
Publication year
Publication venue
International Renewable Energy Storage Conference (2019)

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A newly developed composite material has been explored based on metal hydrides in combination with polymers enriched with highly porous carbon. As metal hydride, a RHC (reactive hydride composite) was chosen (eg, MgH2+ 2 LiBH4). The hydride is infiltrated into …
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