Solid State Hydrogen Storage System

Hydrogen can be stored on the surface of solids by adsorption or within in solids by absorption. In adsorption hydrogen attaches to the surface of a material either as hydrogen molecules (H2) or hydrogen atoms (H). In the absorption hydrogen molecules dissociate into hydrogen atoms that are incorporated into the solid lattice framework- this method is possible to store larger quantities of hydrogen in smaller volumes at low pressure and temperatures close to room temperature

ISO Storage Tank Equipment

Has the potential to store excess energy over long periods of time.
Highest volumetric density by using as little additional material as possible.
By absorption, hydrogen can potentially be stored at high density and low pressure in the metal hydrides.
It is reported that chemical storage could offer high storage performance due to the strong binding of hydrogen

Applications

On-board fuels in vehicular applications
Industrial applications
Pharmaceutical applications
Space Exploration
Agricultural applications for remote area

Absorbate : Hydrogen gas
Absorbate : Magnesium hydride