Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum
A standalone hydrogen generator (SHG) has been developed based on chemical decomposition of water in heterogeneous compositions containing finely dispersed aluminum powder and crystallohydrates of sodium metasilicate. The kinetics of hydrogen generation has been studied depending on constants of the...
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doaj-4602792df918441ebac9663dbd2f1f232020-11-25T01:23:27ZengNational Research Nuclear University (MEPhI)Nuclear Energy and Technology2452-30382015-12-011425926610.1016/j.nucet.2016.02.013Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminumV.K. MilinchukE.R. KlinshpontV.I. BelozerovA standalone hydrogen generator (SHG) has been developed based on chemical decomposition of water in heterogeneous compositions containing finely dispersed aluminum powder and crystallohydrates of sodium metasilicate. The kinetics of hydrogen generation has been studied depending on constants of the aluminum activation and oxidation rate, and aluminum and oxygen concentrations. In the hydrogen accumulation kinetics, the length of the induction period is determined by the concentration of oxygen. The SHG design, hydrogen selection and capacity are discussed. The availability and low cost of domestically manufactured chemical agents make the SHG a promising choice as the source of hydrogen for various applications, including nuclear power plants (NPP).http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2452303816000285HydrogenWaterAluminumAluminum oxideStandalone hydrogen generator |
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V.K. Milinchuk E.R. Klinshpont V.I. Belozerov Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum Nuclear Energy and Technology Hydrogen Water Aluminum Aluminum oxide Standalone hydrogen generator |
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V.K. Milinchuk E.R. Klinshpont V.I. Belozerov |
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Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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Standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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standalone hydrogen generator based on chemical decomposition of water by aluminum |
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National Research Nuclear University (MEPhI) |
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Nuclear Energy and Technology |
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2452-3038 |
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2015-12-01 |
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A standalone hydrogen generator (SHG) has been developed based on chemical decomposition of water in heterogeneous compositions containing finely dispersed aluminum powder and crystallohydrates of sodium metasilicate. The kinetics of hydrogen generation has been studied depending on constants of the aluminum activation and oxidation rate, and aluminum and oxygen concentrations. In the hydrogen accumulation kinetics, the length of the induction period is determined by the concentration of oxygen. The SHG design, hydrogen selection and capacity are discussed. The availability and low cost of domestically manufactured chemical agents make the SHG a promising choice as the source of hydrogen for various applications, including nuclear power plants (NPP). |
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Hydrogen Water Aluminum Aluminum oxide Standalone hydrogen generator |
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