Sintered Titanium in hydrogen energy industry

by Izzy X. Product specialist

Hydrogen energy is widely known as next generation new energy. There are three main core materials for hydrogen fuel cells: catalysts, gas diffusion layers, and proton exchange membranes.

Recommended Features

-Uniform porous structure, good gas permeability;
-Low resistivity, strong electron conductivity;
-Structure Tight and flat surface, reduce contact resistance and improve electrical conductivity;
-Has certain mechanical strength, proper rigidity and flexibility, which is beneficial to the fabrication of electrodes, and provides stability of electrode structure under long-term operating conditi
-Appropriate hydrophilicity / hydrophobic balance, to prevent excessive moisture blocking pores and lead to decreased gas permeability;

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Information for fuel cells
Fuel cells directly convert the chemical energy in hydrogen to electricity, with pure water and heat as the only by-products. Hydrogen-powered fuel cells are not only pollution-free, but a two- to three-fold increase in the efficiency can be experienced when compared to traditional combustion technologies. Fuel cells can power almost any portable devices that normally use batteries. Fuel cells can also power transportation such as vehicles, trucks, buses, and marine vessels, as well as provide auxiliary power to traditional transportation technologies. Hydrogen can play a particularly important role in the future by replacing the imported petroleum we currently use in our cars and trucks.

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