Innovative Systems for Hydrogen Storage

Cristina Guardamagna; Andrea Cavallari; Veronica Malvaldi; Silvia Soricetti; Alberto Pontarollo; Bernardo Molinas; Diego Andreasi; Sergio Lo Russo; Giovanni Capurso; Loredana Magistri; Michela Monteverde; Riccardo Nava; Viviana Mazzanti

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.72.176

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Evidence for Hydrogen Transport in Deuterated LiBH₄ from Raman-Scattering Measurements and First-Principles Calculations
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Proton Vibrations in Lithium Imide and Amide Studied through Incoherent Inelastic Neutron Scattering
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Hydrogen Desorption Reactions of the Na-Mg-B-H System
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Metal Hydride-Based Composite Materials with Improved Thermal Conductivity and Dimensional Stability Properties
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Innovative Systems for Hydrogen Storage
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Nanonickel Catalyst for Kinetic Destabilization of LiAlH₄ (Lithium Alanate) for Facile Discharge of Hydrogen
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Hydrogen Storage on Beryllium-Coated Toroidal Carbon Nanostructure C₁₂₀ Modeled with Density Functional Theory
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Simple and Binary Hydrogen Clathrate Hydrates: Synthesis and Microscopic Characterization through Neutron and Raman Scattering
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Numerical Simulation of Hydrogen Dynamics at a Mg-MgH₂Interface
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Innovative Systems for Hydrogen Storage

Abstract:

One of the main challenges in the perspective of a hydrogen economy is the development of a storage system both safe and with high weight capacity. Among the most promising systems are the storage in metals and chemical hydrides and the high pressure storage in tanks made of composite materials. Both these technologies allow volumetric densities equal or higher than that of liquid hydrogen. The present work deals with the results obtained in a Italian national project, whose objectives have been the development of innovative technologies in specific applications: large scale energy storage, stationary applications in distributed generation, and automotive (with a particular attention to the fluvial and the sea transportation in protected areas). The theoretical, modellistic and experimental activities have been oriented to the development of innovative high capacity metal hydrides, the study of a regeneration method for chemical hydrides, the integration of intermediate pressure electrolyzers with advanced compressors and, finally, the development of thermomechanical models for executive design of storage systems. A number of prototypes has been realised and installed in a test facility in the Fusina (Venezia) power plant. The activity has been completed with an executive feasibility evaluation, in the perspective of industrial applications.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 72)

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Cristina Guardamagna, Andrea Cavallari, Veronica Malvaldi, Silvia Soricetti, Alberto Pontarollo, Bernardo Molinas, Diego Andreasi, Sergio Lo Russo, Giovanni Capurso, Loredana Magistri, Michela Monteverde, Riccardo Nava, Viviana Mazzanti

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Advanced Prototype, Efficiency, Hydrogen, Magnesium Hydride, Storage

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