Effect of conventional and additive manufacturing reactors on hydrogen charging process

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International Journal of Energy Studies
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Effect of conventional and additive manufacturing reactors on hydrogen charging process

Effect of conventional and additive manufacturing reactors on hydrogen charging process

Authors : Gamze Atalmış, Rüveyda Kaplan

Pages : 1383-1391

Doi:10.58559/ijes.1745480

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Publication Date : 2025-12-29

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :In this study, experimental studies were conducted in conventional 304 stainless steel plain reactors and AlSi10Mg reactors with a simple lattice geometry. LaNi5 was selected as the hydrogen storage material. In experiments with a conventional stainless steel reactor, LaNi5 activated after five charge-discharge cycles, while in the additively manufactured AlSi10Mg bed, the material was activated in a short time after just one charge-discharge cycle. The open-pore structure of the lattice improved fluid flow and heat transfer, increasing the overall efficiency of the metal hydride bed. As a result of the experiment, 0.64 g of hydrogen was stored in the conventional and simple lattice geometry reactors.
Keywords : Hydrogen storage, Metal hydride, Reactor types

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