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3. Applications and implementation
3.1 Optimizing heat exchangers in reservoirs
Absorbing and desorbing 1 kg of hydrogen requires 10.4 kWh to be discharged or supplied to the system, respectively. Thermal flow management is therefore the main difficulty to be overcome in developing magnesium hydride tanks with high performance in terms of loading time and hydrogen throughput. Several instrumented prototype tanks have been designed to gain a better understanding of their behavior and validate numerical simulation codes for heat exchange and gas flow
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Websites
Néel Institute http://www.neel.cnrs.fr/
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Geophysical and Industrial Flow Laboratory http://www.legi.grenoble-inp.fr
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Norms and Standards
- Transportable gas storage devices – Hydrogen absorbed in a reversible metal hydride, 22 pages - ISO 16111 - 2008
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Patent J. Charbonnier et al, Nanocrystalline composites for hydrogen storage, WO2007/125253
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Patent A. Chaise et al, Hydrogen storage tank, WO2009/080975
Patent G. Bienvenu et al, Adiabatic metal hydride tank, WO2010/076415
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