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Gkanas, Evangelos I.
Coventry University
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- 2022Metal-Hydride-Based Hydrogen Storage as Potential Heat Source for the Cold Start of PEMFC in Hydrogen-Powered Coachescitations
- 2019Synthesis, characterisation and hydrogen sorption properties of mechanically alloyed Mg(Ni1-xMnx)2citations
- 2019Heat management on rectangular metal hydride tanks for green building applicationscitations
- 2018Hydrogenation behavior in rectangular metal hydride tanks under effective heat management processes for green building applicationscitations
- 2017Numerical analysis of candidate materials for multi-stage metal hydride hydrogen compression processescitations
- 2016Efficient hydrogen storage in up-scale metal hydride tanks as possible metal hydride compression agents equipped with aluminium extended surfacescitations
- 2015Numerical study on a two-stage metal hydride hydrogen compression systemcitations
- 2014Microstuctural analysis and determination of PM10 emission sources in an industrial Mediterranean citycitations
- 2013In vitro magnetic hyperthermia response of iron oxide MNP’s incorporated in DA3, MCF-7 and HeLa cancer cell linescitations
- 2013Polymer-stable magnesium nanocomposites prepared by laser ablation for efficient hydrogen storagecitations
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Heat management on rectangular metal hydride tanks for green building applications
Abstract
A numerical study fully validated with solid experimental results is presented and analysed, regarding the hydrogenation process of rectangular metal hydride tanks for green building applications. Based on a previous study conducted by the authors, where the effective heat management of rectangular tanks by using plain embedded cooling tubes was analysed, in the current work the importance of using extended surfaces to enhance the thermal properties and the hydrogenation kinetics is analysed. The studied extended surfaces (fins) were of rectangular shape; and several combinations regarding the number of fins and the fin thickness were examined and analysed. The values for fin thickness were 2-3-5 and 8 mm and the number of fins studied were 10-14-18 and 20. To evaluate the effect of the heat management process, a modified version of a variable named as Non-Dimensional Conductance (NDC) is introduced and studied. A novel AB2-Laves phase intermetallic was considered as the metal hydride for the study. The results of the hydrogenation behaviour for the introduced parameters (fin number and thickness) showed that the rectangular tank equipped with the cooling tubes in combination with 14 fins of 5 mm fin thickness has the capability of storing hydrogen over 90% of its theoretical capacity in less than 30 min.