SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON

A lot of methods of sustainable hydrogen production are based on water dissociation specified with photo, thermal or chemical influence. The produced hydrogen can be used for generation of electrical energy with help of fuel cell. Similar system was created on the basis of porous silicon (PS). The s...

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Hauptverfasser: Manilov, A., Sebalо, O.
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SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
topic_facet hydrogen energy
porous silicon
hydrogen source
водородная энергетика
пористый кремний
источник водорода
воднева енергетика
пористий кремній
джерело водню
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Sebalо, O.
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title SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
title_short SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
title_full SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
title_fullStr SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
title_full_unstemmed SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON
title_sort simulation of stable operation mode for hydrogen energy system based on porous silicon
title_alt МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ СТАБИЛЬНОГО РЕЖИМА РА-БОТЫ СИСТЕМЫ ВОДОРОДНОЙ ЭНЕРГЕТИКИ НА ОСНОВЕ ПОРИСТОГО КРЕМНИЯ
МОДЕЛЮВАННЯ СТАБІЛЬНОГО РЕЖИМУ РОБОТИ СИСТЕМИ ВОДНЕВОЇ ЕНЕРГЕТИКИ НА ОСНОВІ ПОРИСТОГО КРЕМНІЮ
description A lot of methods of sustainable hydrogen production are based on water dissociation specified with photo, thermal or chemical influence. The produced hydrogen can be used for generation of electrical energy with help of fuel cell. Similar system was created on the basis of porous silicon (PS). The surface of PS is fully hydrogenated. During the interaction of PS with water, molecular H2 is produced. It is explained with water dissociation and destruction of SiHx bonds on PS surface. Kinetics of the chemical reaction is nonlinear. The corresponding energy generation in the fuel cell is also irregular. The produced power cannot be directly used for supply of electronic devices. In this article the method is proposed that will provide stable hydrogen production in the described system. First, the formula was derived that described the chemical reaction kinetics of PS fixed mass portion with water. It was based on fit of the previously obtained experimental curves of hydrogen release kinetics for PS powders in H2O:C2H5OH:NH3 (10%) solution. Ethanol supported better wettability of the powders. Ammonia was used as catalyst. The next step was to define the function that described the kinetics of hydrogen release when feeding PS to the reaction chamber at a certain time interval. The calculation was made for the following modes of feeding the powder into the reaction chamber: feeding a fixed mass of the powder through the same time intervals; feeding a fixed mass of the powder at different time intervals; feeding the powder through the same time intervals with a periodic change in the mass of the portion. The batch feed of PS powder into the reaction chamber makes possible to receive linear kinetics of the hydrogen production, when the time interval is about 1 min or it is growing in time. Connection of the reaction chamber to polymer electrolyte fuel cell will ensure the stable mode of power generation. The produced power reaches 0.15 W for 1 mg in the one portion of PS. Periodic change in the mass of the portion as well as long time intervals result in nonlinear behavior of the kinetics. The rate of hydrogen production grows with an increase in mass of the portion. The kinetics of the reaction remains linear, providing the amount of water significantly exceeds the amount of reacting silicon and the reagents are well mixed. Under these conditions, a stable level of power at the output of the fuel cell is maintained. It makes possible to use the described hydrogen system for supplying low-power electronic devices
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spelling veorgua-article-1442019-01-01T13:01:47Z SIMULATION OF STABLE OPERATION MODE FOR HYDROGEN ENERGY SYSTEM BASED ON POROUS SILICON МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ СТАБИЛЬНОГО РЕЖИМА РА-БОТЫ СИСТЕМЫ ВОДОРОДНОЙ ЭНЕРГЕТИКИ НА ОСНОВЕ ПОРИСТОГО КРЕМНИЯ МОДЕЛЮВАННЯ СТАБІЛЬНОГО РЕЖИМУ РОБОТИ СИСТЕМИ ВОДНЕВОЇ ЕНЕРГЕТИКИ НА ОСНОВІ ПОРИСТОГО КРЕМНІЮ Manilov, A. Sebalо, O. hydrogen energy porous silicon hydrogen source водородная энергетика пористый кремний источник водорода воднева енергетика пористий кремній джерело водню A lot of methods of sustainable hydrogen production are based on water dissociation specified with photo, thermal or chemical influence. The produced hydrogen can be used for generation of electrical energy with help of fuel cell. Similar system was created on the basis of porous silicon (PS). The surface of PS is fully hydrogenated. During the interaction of PS with water, molecular H2 is produced. It is explained with water dissociation and destruction of SiHx bonds on PS surface. Kinetics of the chemical reaction is nonlinear. The corresponding energy generation in the fuel cell is also irregular. The produced power cannot be directly used for supply of electronic devices. In this article the method is proposed that will provide stable hydrogen production in the described system. First, the formula was derived that described the chemical reaction kinetics of PS fixed mass portion with water. It was based on fit of the previously obtained experimental curves of hydrogen release kinetics for PS powders in H2O:C2H5OH:NH3 (10%) solution. Ethanol supported better wettability of the powders. Ammonia was used as catalyst. The next step was to define the function that described the kinetics of hydrogen release when feeding PS to the reaction chamber at a certain time interval. The calculation was made for the following modes of feeding the powder into the reaction chamber: feeding a fixed mass of the powder through the same time intervals; feeding a fixed mass of the powder at different time intervals; feeding the powder through the same time intervals with a periodic change in the mass of the portion. The batch feed of PS powder into the reaction chamber makes possible to receive linear kinetics of the hydrogen production, when the time interval is about 1 min or it is growing in time. Connection of the reaction chamber to polymer electrolyte fuel cell will ensure the stable mode of power generation. The produced power reaches 0.15 W for 1 mg in the one portion of PS. Periodic change in the mass of the portion as well as long time intervals result in nonlinear behavior of the kinetics. The rate of hydrogen production grows with an increase in mass of the portion. The kinetics of the reaction remains linear, providing the amount of water significantly exceeds the amount of reacting silicon and the reagents are well mixed. Under these conditions, a stable level of power at the output of the fuel cell is maintained. It makes possible to use the described hydrogen system for supplying low-power electronic devices Исследована система водородной энергетики, которая состоит из источника водорода, работающего за счет реакции гидролиза пористого кремния, и низкотемпературного топливного элемента. Получены аналитические зависимости, описывающие кинетику выделения водорода при различных способах смешивания реагентов. Рассчитан режим подачи пористого кремния в реакционную камеру, позволяющий получить стабильный режим генерации электрической энергии на выходе исследуемой системы. Досліджено систему водневої енергетики, яка складається з джерела водню, що працює за рахунок реакції гідролізу пористого кремнію, та низькотемпературного паливного елементу. Отримано аналітичні залежності, які описують кінетику виділення водню при різних способах змішування реагентів. Розраховано режим подачі пористого кремнію у реакційну камеру, що дозволяє отримати стабільний режим генерації електричної енергії на виході досліджуваної системи. Institute of Renewable Energy National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine 2018-06-18 Article Article application/pdf https://ve.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/144 Возобновляемая энергетика; № 2 (53) (2018): Научно-прикладной журнал Возобновляемая энергетика; 16-22 Відновлювана енергетика; № 2 (53) (2018): Науково-прикладний журнал Відновлювана енергетика; 16-22 Vidnovluvana energetika ; No. 2 (53) (2018): Scientific and Applied Journal Vidnovluvana energetika; 16-22 2664-8172 1819-8058 uk https://ve.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/144/105 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/