Metal Alloys for Hydrogen Storage Applications

Name: Metal Alloys for Hydrogen Storage Applications
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ISBN: 9780443290626

Solid-State Hydrogen Storage in Metal-Based Materials

by API Popoola, Sadiq Abiola Raji

1st Edition

Publisher: Elsevier

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Print ISBN	9780443290626
eText ISBN	9780443290633
Publisher	Elsevier
Publishing Year	2025
Edition	1st Edition
Language	English
Pages	600

Metal Alloys for Hydrogen Storage Applications: Solid-State Hydrogen Storage in Metal-Based Materials, 1st Edition, presents a technical analysis of solid-state storage mechanisms in metallic host media. Authored by API Popoola and Sadiq Abiola Raji, this book outlines fundamental concepts and structural considerations for hydrogen energy storage and utilization.

The thematic coverage begins with theoretical principles of hydrogen bonding systems, absorption-desorption kinetics, and thermodynamic behaviors in solid-state systems. The text then transitions into specific metallic material classifications, detailing titanium-based formulations, magnesium-based structures, and high entropy alloys. The discussion further addresses microstructural effects, structural modifiers, and protective surface coatings for storage media.

A notable aspect of the text is its technical coverage of additive manufacturing processes for 3D printed components within hydrogen storage technologies. Published by Elsevier, this 600-page work offers academic support for researchers, upper-level undergraduate students, and graduate students working in materials science and engineering disciplines.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Hydrogen Energy Storage in Metals
Chapter 2: Solid-State Hydrogen Storage Materials, Technologies, and Requirements for Hydrogen Energy Storage and Utilization
Chapter 3: Hydrogen Bonding System in Metal Alloys
Chapter 4: Kinetics and Thermodynamics of Solid-State Absorption-Desorption Hydrogen Energy Storage Systems
Chapter 5: Effects of Microstructures on the Hydrogen Energy Storage Capacity and Efficiency of Metal Alloys
Chapter 6: Modifiers of Metal Alloys for Hydrogen Energy Storage
Chapter 7: Titanium-Based Alloys for Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 8: Magnesium-Based Alloys for Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 9: Binary-Type (AB5, AB, A2B and AB2) Alloys For Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 10: High Entropy Alloys (HEAs) for Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 11: Other Metal Alloys and Intermetallics for Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 12: Metal Matrix Composites for Hydrogen Storage Applications
Chapter 13: Metal Oxides as Host for Hydrogen Energy Storage Applications
Chapter 14: Coatings and Additives for Hydrogen Storage in Metal Alloys
Chapter 15: Other Lightweight Materials for Hydrogen Energy Storage Applications
Chapter 16: Processing of Metal Alloys for Hydrogen Storage
Chapter 17: Additive Manufacturing of 3D Printed Components for Hydrogen Energy Storages Technologies
Chapter 18: Modeling of Metal-Based Alloys for Hydrogen Energy Storage
Chapter 19: The Adoption of Metal Alloys as Hydrogen Storage Materials for Different Energy Applications
Chapter 20: Energy Usage and Consumption in Processing and Production of Metallic Materials for Cost-Effective Hydrogen Energy Applications
Chapter 21: Conclusion: Future Trends, Challenges and Recommendations for Metal Alloys as Hydrogen Energy Storage Materials