Kim et al., 1998 - Google Patents
Performance of high power metal hydride reactorsKim et al., 1998
- Document ID
- 2217563943479441460
- Author
- Kim K
- Feldman Jr K
- Lloyd G
- Razani A
- Shanahan K
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- Publication venue
- International journal of hydrogen energy
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Metal hydride reactors were built with porous powder metal hydride (PMH) compacts. An improved reactor built with copper coated PMH compacts of LaNi5 with a 1.27 cm diameter produced a nominal specific cooling power of 1.5 kW/kg hydride. A similar reactor, built with …
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