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Design And Preparation Of Nb Based Solid Solution Alloy And Its Hydrogen Permeation Study

Posted on:2020-04-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J L TangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2481306554964919Subject:Materials Science and Engineering
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The inhibition of hydrogen embrittlement failure and the improvement of hydrogen permeation performance are the focus of research on hydrogen separation alloy membranes at home and abroad.This research has important theoretical significance and broad application prospects for the study of element doping and alloying modification of Nb-based hydrogen separation alloy membranes with solid solution structure.In this paper,the changes of crystal structure,hydrogenation thermodynamics,hydrogen diffusion kinetics and mechanical properties of Nb-based solid solution alloys with different amounts and different kinds of alloying elements were studied,and the hydrogen permeation properties of the alloy membranes were investigated.The anti-hydrogen embrittlement properties were analyzed.Main points can be obtained as the following:1)Nb100-xWx(x=2,5,8,10,16)alloy samples were prepared by arc melting.The results indicated that melting-prepared Nb100-xWx samples are Nb-based solid solutions with bcc structure.W-doping will induce the lattice distortion and shrink,the distortion behavior is more obvious with the increase of W-doping content.Non-equilibrium transformation microstructure is observed in these Nb100-xWxsamples,which presents dendritic morphology with W-poor region dispersed in W-rich matrix.Dense and refined dendritic morphology is observed obviously in Nb100-xWx(x=10,16)samples.W-doping results in the increase of the value of hydride-formation enthalpy,and benefits H-release of corresponding hydride.Higher H-diffusion coefficient(DH=1.66×10-9 cm2·s-1)is obtained in Nb84W16 sample,which is about 1.8 times that of Nb98W2 sample.W-doping also improve the anti-hydrogen embrittlement capacity,Nb84W16 sample has the largest maximum load(85.43N)and maximum displacement(0.85mm),which is about 2.5 and2.6 times that of Nb98W2 sample respectively,indicating that the improvement of mechanical properties is related to its microstructure.2)Nb90W5M5 alloy was prepared by partially replacing Nb with 5 mol%of alloying elements M(M=Co,Ni,Mo,Ti).The results indicated that all Nb90W5M5 samples are solo Nb solid-solution phase(Nb-bcc),the degree of lattice distortion of these samples are affected by atomic radius of doped element.Bigger Crystal cell-volume distortion contraction and small lattice parameter was observed in Nb90W5Co5sample,where Co-rich Nb Co solid solution structure is precipitated at grain boundaries and intracrystalline defects of Nb solid solution.Nb90W5Co5sample has lower absolute value of hydride formation(-22.3 KJ/mol),higher hydrogen-diffusion coefficient(1.57 x 10-9 cm2/s),and higher critical load(78.4 N),which exhibits good bending mechanical properties and hydrogen penetration properties.Experimental studies have shown that the ternary doping and Co-rich Nb Co solid solution structure is more favorable for the hydrogen permeability and hydrogen embrittlement resistance of Nb-based solid solution alloys.3)The structure and properties of Nb95-xW5Cox(x=1,2,3,5)alloys were further studied.Comparative experiments show that the Co-rich solid solution were precipitated from the grain boundary of the Nb solid solution when doped with 1 mol%Co.As the amount of Co doping increases,the Co-rich solid solution continues to be precipitated from the Nb solid solution intragranular defect.Moreover,the lattice constant of the alloy decrease and the value of the hydride formation enthalpy,the hydrogen diffusion coefficient and the maximum load are continuously increased,indicating that the Co-rich solid solution structure is beneficial to the improvement of the hydrogen permeability and hydrogen embrittlement resistance of the alloy.
Keywords/Search Tags:Nb-based solid solution, hydrogen permeability, alloying, hydride formation enthalpy, hydrogen diffusion coefficient
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