Session: Hydrogen Storage System Engineering and Applications: Applied Materials Development III (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

Recent advances in physical storage, chemical hydrides, metal hydrides, adsorbent materials and hybridized combinations of these technologies have led to the identification of a number of hydrogen storage system concepts and prototypes. Applied materials development efforts concerning media structuring, evaluation, and/or optimization efforts for applications ranging from large stationary systems, to mid-size transportable systems, to small portable systems as well as delivery and dispensing are of interest with the goal of bringing together engineers from the chemical, mechanical and materials fields.

Sponsor:

Topical 8: Hydrogen Production and Storage

Co-Sponsor(s):

Nuclear Engineering Division (14)

Chair:

Kevin C. Ott
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, NM 87545
Phone Number: 505-667-4600
Email: kcott@lanl.gov

Co-Chair:

Stephen L. Garrison
Senior Engineer A
Savannah River National Laboratory
Savannah River Site
Aiken, SC 29803
Phone Number: 803-725-2404
Email: Stephen.Garrison@SRNL.doe.gov

Papers:

336a

Achieving Optimal Hydrogen Storage In MOF-5
Andrea Sudik, Ford Motor Company; Jun Yang, Ford Motor Company; Justin Purewal, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor); Donald J. Siegel, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor); Emi Leung, BASF SE; Ulrich Mueller, Ford Motor Company

336b

Improving Comparability of Hydrogen Storage Capacities of Nanoporous Materials
Valeska P. Ting, University of Bath; Nuno Bimbo, University of Bath; Anna Neczaj-Hruzewicz, University of Bath; Laura Fisher, University of Bath; Sean P. Rigby, University of Bath; Andrew D. Burrows, University of Bath; Timothy J. Mays, University of Bath

336c

Thermal Stability of Nanopores in Palladium Alloys and Their Hydrides
David B. Robinson, Sandia National Laboratories; Markus D. Ong, Sandia National Laboratories; Benjamin W. Jacobs, Sandia National Laboratories; Mary E. Langham, Sandia National Laboratories; Michael S. Kent, Sandia National Laboratories; Ilke Arslan, University of California, Davis

336d

Facilitating Dehydrogenation of Complex Hydride Hydrogen Storage Materials Using a CNTs-Based Catalytic Matrix
Sean S.-Y. Lin, Northwestern University; Jun Yang, Ford Motor Company; Xin Zhao, Northwestern University; Harold H. Kung, Northwestern University

336e

Carbon Nanostructures as Catalyst for Improving the Hydrogen Storage Behaviour of Complex Aluminium Hydride
M. Sterlin Leo Hudson, Banaras Hindu University; Himanshu Raghubanshi, Banaras Hindu University; D Pukazhselvan, Banaras Hindu University; O. N. Srivastava, Banaras Hindu University

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