Development of phase change materials using hydrolyzed Al-Bi composite powder for solar energy storage

Wei, Haiting; Qiu, Changrui; Wang, Cuiping; Lin, Kairui; Yang, Shuiyuan; Han, Jiajia; Lu, Yong; Liu, Xingjun

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2020.127836

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“…The surfaces of most of the Al-based composite powders were smooth and continuous, whereas cracks could be obviously detected on the surfaces of a few of the Al-10Bi-7Sn (wt.%) powders [ 33 ]. The formation of surface cracks in the composite powders was ascribed to the fact that the Al-based composite powders prepared by the gas atomization method were unstable and had high chemical reactivity [ 42 ]. Therefore, once the powders were exposed to air, they easily reacted with H 2 O in the air, thereby resulting in a rupture of the surface morphology.…”

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Effect of Fe on the Hydrogen Production Properties of Al-Bi-Sn Composite Powders

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Fe additives may play an important role in the preparation of aluminum-based hydrolysis hydrogen powder, with high hydrogen yield, low cost, and good oxidation resistance. Therefore, it is necessary to ascertain the effect of Fe on the hydrogen production performance of Al-Bi-Sn composite powders. According to the calculated vertical cross-section of the Al-10Bi-7Sn-(0~6)Fe (wt.%) quasi-binary system, Al-10Bi-7Sn-xFe (x = 0, 0.5, 1.5, 3) wt.% composite powders for hydrogen production were prepared by the gas-atomization method. The results showed that the Al-10Bi-7Sn-1.5Fe (wt.%) powder exhibited an extremely fast hydrogen generation rate at 50 °C, which reached 1105 mL·g−1 in 27 min in distilled water, 1086 mL·g−1 in 15 min in 0.1 mol·L−1 NaCl solution, and 1086 mL·g−1 in 15 min in 0.1 mol·L−1 CaCl2 solution. In addition, the antioxidant properties of these powders were also investigated. The results showed that the hydrogen production performance of the Al-10Bi-7Sn-1.5Fe (wt.%) powder could retain 91% of its hydrogen production activity, even though the powder was exposed to 25 °C and 60 RH% for 72 h. The addition of Fe not only promoted the hydrogen generation rate of the Al-Bi-Sn composite powders, but also improved their oxidation resistance. The Al-10Bi-7Sn-1.5Fe (wt.%) composite powder shows great potential for mobile hydrogen source scenarios with rapid hydrogen production.

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“…Gokon et al [103] studied the eutectic and hypereutectic compositions of the Fe-Ge alloys as a promised candidate for the next generation of solar thermal applications. Wei et al [104] proposed an innovative process to prepare Al-Si/Al2O3 encapsulated composite PCMs based on the hydrogen generation waste; the process controls the melting temperature of the composite PCMs. Kawaguchi et al [68] prepared a multilayer microencapsulated Zn-30 Al (wt.%) with the potential to develop new applications at high temperatures.…”

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A review of metallic materials for latent heat thermal energy storage: Thermophysical properties, applications, and challenges

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Kenisarin

2022

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…Bi exists in a highly dispersed free state within high-silicon aluminum alloys, positively influencing the quantity, distribution, particle size, and roundness of primary silicon [14]. Wei et al [15] utilized Al-Bi powder as a material for hydrogen production and investigated its thermal and physical properties as a phase change energy storage material. The results demonstrated the commendable reusability and structural stability of Al-Bi powder, positioning it as a potential material for heat storage in concentrated solar power plants.…”

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Thermal properties and container compatibility of (Al0.8Si0.2)100−xBix phase change energy storage alloys

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Development of phase change materials using hydrolyzed Al-Bi composite powder for solar energy storage

Cited by 17 publications

References 39 publications

Effect of Fe on the Hydrogen Production Properties of Al-Bi-Sn Composite Powders

Effect of Fe on the Hydrogen Production Properties of Al-Bi-Sn Composite Powders

A review of metallic materials for latent heat thermal energy storage: Thermophysical properties, applications, and challenges

Thermal properties and container compatibility of (Al0.8Si0.2)100−xBix phase change energy storage alloys

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