Xiaomei Zhu , Zhen Yan , Zhiping Liu , Lele Gao , Xianglei Wang , Dongyang Zhang , Huihui Cao
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Effects of ZrCr co-substitution for Ti on the microstructure and hydrogen storage properties of TiMn2-based alloys
To improve the hydrogen absorption and desorption properties of TiMn2-based alloys, Ti0.92-xZr0.08(Zr0.55Cr0.45)xMn0.7Cr1.1 (x = 0, 0.02, 0.04) alloys with equal average atomic radius of the substitutional elements Zr + Cr to that of Ti are designed, and the effects of the co-substitution on the microstructure and hydrogen storge properties are studied. The alloys consist of single C14-type Laves phase structure. With increasing (Zr0.55Cr0.45) substitution for Ti, the cell volume increases although the average atomic radius of (Zr0.55Cr0.45) equalizes to that of Ti. This is because the bigger Zr occupies the close-packed crystal planes, expanding the crystal cells. The alloys have excellent activation property and can be fully activated within one cycle. (Zr0.55Cr0.45) addition properly decreases the hydrogen absorption and desorption plateau pressure, contributing to a wide and flat P-C-T plateau. Moreover, the plateau slope and hydrogen absorption/desorption hysteresis are reduced, and the hydrogen absorption process is accelerated, especially at relatively high temperatures.
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