Abstract
Two experimental apparatuses — one based on a steady state method and the other based on a non-steady state method — were constructed for measuring the effective thermal conductivity of metal hydrides. The experimental and analytical procedures for the steady state method are described in detail and data are presented for the TiMn 1.5 hydride as a function of hydrogen gas pressure, temperature and hydride composition.
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