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Title:
HYDROGEN-STORAGE MATERIAL CONTAINER CONSTITUTED OF TITANIUM
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/2011/102435
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
A hydrogen-storage material container constituted of titanium is provided in which hydrogen embrittlement accompanying the occlusion/release of hydrogen can be prevented. The hydrogen-storage material container constituted of titanium is for containing a hydrogen-storage material (hydrogen-storage alloy powder (5)) and comprises: a container main body (1) constituted of titanium; and partitions (a side wall plate 2 and a bottom plate 3) which are located on the inner side of the container main body (1) constituted of titanium and are interposed between the container main body (1) constituted of titanium and the hydrogen-storage material without being areally bonded to the container main body (1) constituted of titanium and which prevent the hydrogen-storage material from coming into contact with the container main body (1) constituted of titanium. In the container, hydrogen atoms generated by the catalytic effect of the hydrogen-storage alloy powder (5) during hydrogen occlusion/release are prevented from reaching to the surface of the container main body (1) constituted of titanium and penetrating into the container main body (1) constituted of titanium, and the container main body constituted of titanium is inhibited from suffering hydrogen embrittlement.

Inventors:
FUJITA YASUHIRO
KAWAHARAZAKI YOSHINORI
NOIE KAZUO
HYAKUDOME TADAHIRO
Application Number:
PCT/JP2011/053427
Publication Date:
August 25, 2011
Filing Date:
February 17, 2011
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Assignee:
JAPAN STEEL WORKS LTD (JP)
JAPAN AGENCY MARINE EARTH SCI (JP)
FUJITA YASUHIRO
KAWAHARAZAKI YOSHINORI
NOIE KAZUO
HYAKUDOME TADAHIRO
International Classes:
F17C11/00
Foreign References:
JP2004100926A2004-04-02
JP2007278482A2007-10-25
JP2008291862A2008-12-04
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
OGURI Shohei et al. (JP)
Shohei Oguri (JP)
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