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Advanced High Temperature Systems and Materials for Hydrogen Production: Part I

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Simpson, M. F., Idaho National Laboratory

This session addresses advanced high temperature systems and materials to enable hydrogen production using nuclear, solar, or other high temperature heat sources (T > 700°C).

Presentations

12:30 PM
(566a) Tantalum Applications For Use In Scale Sulfur-Iodine Experiments
12:55 PM
(566b) General And Stress Corrosion Behavior Of Construction Materials For Hi Gaseous Decomposition
1:20 PM
(566c) Resistance to Corrosion of Silicon-Based Ceramic Materials in Sulfuric Acid Containing Environments for Hydrogen Production
1:45 PM
(566d) Dynamic Simulation Of The Heat Transfer Loop In A Nuclear Hydrogen Production Plant
2:10 PM
(566e) Investigation Of SO3 Electrolysis As An Alternative Step In The Sulfur-Iodine Thermochemical Process For Hydrogen Production
2:35 PM
(566f) Sulfuric Acid Decomposition Under Pressurized Conditions In A Pt-Lined Tubular Reactor

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