Abstract

The synchronous hydrogen permeable and environment protective PEO alumina hydrogen permeation barrier (HPB) coating was formed on aluminum - copper alloy hydrogen storage substrate with high sustainability and resilience at low temperatures and hydrogen desorption/absorption was characterized. The effects of tetragonal θ (Al2Cu) phase precipitation; formed and significantly increased within Al(Cu) matrix during standard T3 heat-treatment, on Al2CuH compound formation (with distorted tetragonal-based structure) and hydrogenation was analyzed. The decrease in permeation rate of PEO-HPBs was neglectable. The highly permeable barrier (with permeation resistance parameter near four) of alumina phases (α, γ) barely obstructed hydrogen inter-diffusion during hydrogenation/dehydrogenation steps and a hydrogen recovery of over 99% was achieved cyclic stability and long-term reversibility.

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