Nb–HfCo alloys with pronounced high hydrogen permeability: A new family of metallic hydrogen permeation membranes
Nb–HfCo alloys with pronounced high hydrogen permeability: A new family of metallic hydrogen permeation membranes
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ijhydene.2014.03.173
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发表时间:
2014-05
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7.2
通讯作者:
E. Yan;Xinzhong Li;Dongmei Liu;M. Rettenmayr;Yan-Qing Su;Jingjie Guo
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作者:
E. Yan;Xinzhong Li;Dongmei Liu;M. Rettenmayr;Yan-Qing Su;Jingjie Guo
Microstructures and hydrogen permeability of the NbxHf(100−x)/2Co(100−x)/2(x= 15…40) alloys were investigated. The composition Nb30Hf35Co35resulted in a fully eutectic microstructure. Alloys withx(20 <x< 30) contain the primary HfCo and the eutectic {bcc-(Nb, Hf) + Bf-HfCo} phases, while those withx(x≤ 20) additionally contain small fractions of the Hf2Co phase that results from a ternary eutectic reaction. Alloys withx(x> 30) contain the primary bcc-(Nb, Hf) and the eutectic phases, which exhibits pronounced high hydrogen permeability and large resistance to hydrogen embrittlement. The permeability increases with increasing Nb content and increasing volume fraction of the primary bcc-(Nb, Hf) phase. Nb40Hf30Co30shows the highest permeability, particularly 4.96 × 10−8mol H2m−1s−1Pa−1/2at 673 K. This is about 3.5 times higher than that of pure Pd and also the highest value among all the currently reported ones.