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Zr-vo Hydrogen Storage Alloy Composition, Structure And Performance Studies

Posted on:2004-04-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X S ZhouFull Text:PDF
GTID:2191360095956512Subject:Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Materials
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Based on hydrogen storage capacity of intermetallic compounds research status and the results of ZrV2 alloy, the Ti2Ni-type η -phase Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds was chosen to be experimental material which oxygen was induced into Zr-V system. Synthesis, physical chemistry properties and the relation between composing, crystal structure and hydrogen storage properties of Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds were carried out.The oxygen-containing Ti2Ni-type η -phase Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds was prepared for the first time in domestic area. The annealing treatment technics and hydrogen storage capacity of Ti2Ni-type η -phase Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds research were carried out. The studies on absorption and desorption P-C-T curves of Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds, the desorption studies, effect of different condition (initial pressure, temperature ect.) and oxygen content on hydrogen storage capacity of Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds and effect of oxygen content on Zr and V binding energy were hardly reported overseas.Investigation results indicated η -phase Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds could be prepared by arc-melting the appropriate quantities of metallic Zr, metallic V and V2O5. By varying the amount of oxygen, it could control the amount and composing of the second phase without obvious influence to the main phase. The better heat treatment condition of Zr3V3O alloy was annealed at 1150℃ for 96h and 1000℃ for 96h, chemical components of alloy was well-distributed through this condition, the amount of n -phase was 90 %. After saturation absorbing deuterium, alloy was turned into Ti2Ni-type single n. -phase Zr3V3ODx This supported a new method to remove different phases of η -phase intermetallic compounds. The better annealing treatment of Zr3V3O alloy was annealed at 1150℃ for 96h and 1000℃ for 96h, then saturation absorbing deuterium, the amount of η -phase was 97% through this condition.η-phase Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds was easily absorbed deuterium fast at room temperature. Gases in Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds could be removed at 600℃. At room temperature, the capacity was less than 4.5 D/Zr3V3O, absorbing and desorbing equilibrium pressure was below 10-4 Pa, when 1.5≤D/Zr3V3O≤3.5, absorption enthalpies and entropies were almost consistent with desorption's; thus, when D/Zr3V3O>3.5, absorption enthalpy was about l0KJ/mol D2 higher than desorption's, it showed there was a very little heel effect. And absorption entropy was about 5 J/K mol. D2 higher than desorption's, it showed that heel effect was obvious so that Zr3V3O alloy was favorable to store hydrogen. The initial absorbing deuterium of Zr3V3Ox intermetallic compounds was different with temperature andthe amount of oxygen and the hydrogen storage capacity of these compound from 5.5 (D/Zr3V3O) up to 7.0 (D/Zr3V3O). The phases of saturate Zr3V3Ox hydrides were almost consistent with each other, all of them were consist of main phase ( η -phase) and second phase (δ -ZrDx, C15-type ZrV2Dx and β -VDx) even though the amount of oxygen was different. The volume of saturate Zr3V3Ox hydrides increase percentages were less than 9%, so that the anti-pulverization ability of Zr3V3Ox alloy was better than that of ZrV2. The store hydrogen capabilities of Zr3V3Ox alloy were better when the amount oxygen was between 0.4-0.6 with taking into account the volume increase percentages and the saturate capacity. The onset of deuterium desorption was found to depdend significantly on the amount of deuterium, the temperature and the number of desorption peaks were related to the four different tetrahedral interstices in the η -phase which were occupied by deuterium. This results are in accordance with the deuterium site occupation in the η -phase with neutron powder diffraction in li...
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