Hydrogen transports through gas/liquid Li17Pb83 interface and metal membrane contacting the alloy

Tanaka, Satoru; Yamawaki, Michio; Yokoo, Koichiro; Kurita, Kensuke; Kiyose, Ryohei

doi:10.1016/s0022-3115(09)80035-4

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“…However, it was known that the hydrogen transfer through the free surface of the liquid breeders by purge gas was smaller than that through the interface made by gas bubbling. The previous study [4,6] indicated that the hydrogen transfer ratio by the sweep gas was 10-100 times lower than that by the gas bubbling. This was because the free surface was covered by some oxides and/or nitrides, which suppressed the hydrogen transport.…”

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Hydrogen transport through interface between gas bubbling and liquid breeders

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“…The tritium recovery methods through a bubble-liquid interface have been studied [4][5][6]. Gas bubbling has beneficial influence on the hydrogen transport through the bubble-liquid interface.…”

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