Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4921370 | Fusion Engineering and Design | 2016 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Terminal solid solubility of hydrogen in Ta-Zr alloys has been studied in connection with the development of tantalum based metallic membrane for hydrogen/tritium purification. The alloys were prepared by vacuum arc melting technique and subsequently cold rolled to 0.2Â mm thickness. The terminal solid solubility of hydrogen in these cold rolled samples was investigated in a modified Sieverts apparatus. The terminal solid solubility of hydrogen was marginally increased with zirconium content. The change in the lattices parameter of tantalum upon zirconium addition and the higher affinity of zirconium for hydrogen as compared to tantalum could be the possible reasons.
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Authors
Sanjay Kumar, Anamika Singh, Uttam Jain, Gautam Kumar Dey,