This study shows an optimized AB2-type Ti-Mn-based alloy with improved hydrogen storage capacity and activation performance, indicating promising use in compact systems.
This study aims to develop an AB2-type Ti-Mn-based alloy with low operating pressure and favorable activation performance for use in a compact hydrogen storage tank. The optimized alloy, Ti0.75Zr0.25Cr0.75Mn1.2 + 1.5 wt.% Ce, was produced at scale and exhibits a maximum hydrogen storage capacity of 1.87 wt.% and excellent hydrogen activation properties. Furthermore, compositing the mass-produced alloy with 5 wt.% aluminum foam increases the hydride tank’s hydrogen discharge rate by 50%. A prototype aluminum tank containing 57.8 g of hydrogen is demonstrated to stably supply hydrogen to a 220 W fuel cell, enabling continuous operation at rated power output. The work provides a material solution with potential industrial applicability for compact, low-pressure hydrogen storage systems.
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