Investigation of Multilayered Film Structure Properties for Creation of Hydrogen Selective Membrane

Alexander Ryabchikov; Vladimir Golovkov; Denis Sivin; Valentina Sokhoreva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1084.34

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Investigation of Multilayered Film Structure Properties for Creation of Hydrogen Selective Membrane

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The paper presents the investigation results of an opportunity to create a new type membrane with increased characteristics for the pure hydrogen release from hydrogenous gas mixtures. A multilayer coating formed from alternating layers of Nb–Ti and Ti/TiNi on the substrates was used to create hydrogenselective membranes. The substrates of two types were used: plates of porous metal with submicron pore sizes and nickel plates with submicron columnar structure grown on its surface by means of nickel synthesis via a template.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1084)

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Alexander Ryabchikov, Vladimir Golovkov, Denis Sivin*, Valentina Sokhoreva

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Hydrogenselective Membrane, Metal Plasma, Multilayer Coating, Negative High-Frequency Short-Pulsed Bias, Template Metal Structures, Vacuum Arc

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