Abstract:
A hydrogen storage material includes Mg(NH2)2, LiH, and MgH2. A manufacturing method of a hydrogen storage material includes steps of manufacturing a mixture by mixing Mg(NH2)2, LiH, and MgH2, and pulverizing the mixture.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a door for a vehicle includes molding a door inner panel using a polymer composite; molding a door frame assembly using an aluminum alloy or a steel alloy, the door frame assembly defining a space to be opened or closed by a door glass; molding a door outer panel using an aluminum alloy or a steel alloy; molding an impact beam using an aluminum alloy or a steel alloy, the impact beam serving to increase rigidity of a side surface of the door; coupling the molded door frame assembly and the molded impact beam to the door inner panel; and coupling the door inner panel, which is coupled to the door frame assembly and the impact beam, to the door outer panel.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a high-elasticity hypereutectic aluminum alloy, including: titanium (Ti) and boron (B), wherein a composition ratio of Ti: B is 3.5 to 5:1, boron (B) is included in an amount of 0.5 to 2 wt %, and both Al3Ti and TiB2 are included as reinforcing agents.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an aluminum alloy, including: about 14˜20 wt % of Si; about 2˜7.5 wt % of Ti; about 1˜3 wt % of B; and a balance of Al as a main component, wherein wt % are based on the total weight of the aluminum alloy and wherein a ratio of Ti/B is about 2˜2.5:1.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are an aluminum alloy for vehicle outer panels and a method for producing the aluminum alloy thereby improving elasticity, formability, and dent resistance by maximizing a generation of boride compound to improve stiffness and NVH characteristics. The aluminum alloy for vehicle outer panels includes Ti, B, Mg, and a balance of the aluminum alloy being Al and includes both of an AlB2 phase and a TiB2 phase as a reinforcing phase. In particular, a composition ratio of Ti:B:Mg is of about 1:about 2.0-2.5:about 5.0-6.0 and B is included in an amount of about 1.1 to 2.5 wt % based on the total weight of the alloy composition.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an aluminum alloy, which is made of a composition including about 0.7˜7.5 wt % of Ti, about 0.2˜1.5 wt % of B and a residue of Al as a main component, wherein the aluminum alloy is formed by melting the composition at about 950˜1000° C.
Abstract:
A hydrogen supply method includes a two-side heat exchange mode in which both introducing a second fluid into a hydrogen storage part after the second fluid exchanges heat with a first fluid in a second heat exchanger in a state in which a compressor is driven to compress the first fluid and introducing the second fluid into the hydrogen storage part after the second fluid is heated or cooled in a thermal device are performed. The method also includes a one-side heat exchange mode in which one of introducing the second fluid into the hydrogen storage part after the second fluid exchanges heat with the first fluid in the second heat exchanger in a state in which the compressor is driven to compress the first fluid and introducing the second fluid into the hydrogen storage part after the second fluid is heated or cooled in the thermal device is performed.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing an electrode for water electrolysis having high catalytic activity for a hydrogen evolution reaction by forming a catalyst layer in which molybdenum oxide and a Ni-Mo-based alloy are mixed and an electrode for water electrolysis manufactured thereby are described. The method includes preparing catalyst materials including a solvent, a nickel (Ni) precursor, a molybdenum (Mo) precursor, and sodium citrate, preparing an electrode base material, obtaining a plating solution by dissolving the nickel (Ni) precursor, the molybdenum (Mo) precursor, and the sodium citrate in the solvent, and forming a catalyst layer on the surface of the electrode base material by immersing the electrode base material in the plating solution and applying an electric current.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a hydrogen storing method having improved energy efficiency by efficiently reusing heat through a heat circulation structure. Specifically, the hydrogen storing method includes supplying hydrogen by the supply device, compressing hydrogen received from the supply device by a compression device, receiving the hydrogen compressed by the compression device and storing the same in a storage device, and transferring heat generated from the storage device to the compression device, wherein the compression device and the storage device each include solid state hydrogen storage materials that cause an exothermic reaction when hydrogen is stored and an endothermic reaction when hydrogen is released.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a catalyst of a fiber form having improved the lifespan performance while being applied to the oxidation-reduction reaction of a high temperature and a manufacturing method thereof. Particularly, disclosed is a composite nanofiber catalyst including a support having a fiber form and a metal catalyst included in the support and a manufacturing method thereof.