Alloying effects of Fe and Al on formation and decomposition temperatures of vanadium hydride, V2H

Alloying effects of Fe and Al on formation and decomposition temperatures of vanadium hydride, V2H
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2017.04.054
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发表时间:
2017-08
影响因子:
7.2
通讯作者:
R. Kawai;H. Yukawa;Asuka Suzuki;T. Nambu;Y. Murata
R. Kawai;H. Yukawa;Asuka Suzuki;T. Nambu;Y. Murata
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
R. Kawai;H. Yukawa;Asuka Suzuki;T. Nambu;Y. Murata

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The alloying effects of iron and aluminum on the formation and decomposition temperatures of vanadium hydride, β phase, have been investigated by a series ofin-situX-ray diffraction measurements in hydrogen atmosphere. It is found that the addition of iron increases the formation temperature of β phase, while the addition of aluminum decreases the formation temperature drastically.According to the first principal calculations, the addition of iron, chromium or nickel increases the hydrogen dissolution energy when hydrogen atom is inserted to the nearest neighbor site of alloying element. These results is considered to correspond to the increase in the plateau pressure of α–β phase transition by the addition of these alloying elements. The alloying effect on the change in the total energy upon hydrogen insertion into T-site is larger than O-site. As a result, the energy difference between T-site model and O-site model becomes small by the addition of these alloying elements, which will lead to increase the formation temperature of β phase. Aluminum in vanadium shows strong repulsive interaction with hydrogen so that hydrogen cannot occupy the nearest neighbor sites of aluminum energetically. Owing to this blocking effects, the formation temperature of β phase may decreases drastically by the addition of aluminum into vanadium.