HyCARE-Project
#HyCARE, #Idrogeno ed #EnergiaPulita, ne parla Erika Dematteis Mercoledì 23 settembre alla finale del Premio Giovedi Scienza in diretta streaming sul canale YouTube Centro Scienza (https://rb.gy/1dy12h).
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Our researcher Erika Dematteis will partecipate at the Materials Poster Competition, presenting the HyCARE project.
HyCARE dissemination activities never stop! You can have a look on our Tweeted Poster, share, like and leave us a comment or question, we will be pleased to discuss with you online!
Today, Tuesday 3rd March, we are presenting our project at the RSC Twitter Poster Conference from 12.00 UTC for 24h.
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@HycareP aims at developing #hydrogenstorage tank with use of solid-state #hydrogen carrier in large scale. The tank is based on an #innovative concept coupling H2 and #heatstorage for stationary #storage of #renewableenergy.
#RSCPoster #RSCEnergy #RSCEnv #RSCMat #RSCEng
Do you want to discover more on how HyCARE is selecting and using metal hydrides for Hydrogen Storage? Have a look at this presentation!
The 3rd project meeting of HyCARE has been held at FBK in Trento (Italy).
Giovanni Capurso from the HyCARE team participated to the Conference “Energy of the Future” in Sabugal, Portugal.
Giovanni spoke about the project and its impact for the future of hydrogen storage.
HyCARE: Hydrogen CArrier for Renewable Energy storage
Poster at the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) Castelldefels, Barcellona, Spain
Erika Dematteis, post-doc at CNRS, presents the concept and the research behind the HYCARE project. She focuses on the advantages and challenges of storing hydrogen in the form of a metallic hydride.
Towards large-scale hydrogen storage in TiFe intermetallic compounds: state of art and outlook
Talk at the Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) Castelldefels, Barcellona, Spain
Erika Dematteis, post-doc at CNRS, presents TiFe alloys as low-cost and efficient intermetallic compounds for hydrogen storage. She discusses TiFe characteristics and the results of partial substitution of Fe by Mn.
The 2nd project meeting of HyCARE has been held at CNRS in Thais (France). The Project Officer Dr. Nikolaos Lymperopoulos was present at the meeting. The hydrogen carrier has been selected and details on the PCM have been fixed. Possible tank designs have been discussed, planning further activities.
The project consortium launches the HyCARE Project at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Turin. The overall project structure, the partners’ roles, the expected output and impact are presented. The project aims at developing a hydrogen storage prototype that advanced the state of the art from TRL 3 to TRL5. The Project is a Research and Innovation Action funded by the Fuel Cell ad Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU).
