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Mykhaylo Marchuk Roman Tuchapskyy Dmytro Nespliak 《Computers & Mathematics with Applications》2019,77(10):2740-2763
A linear uncoupled quasi-static theory of thermoelastic anisotropic thin shells of constant thickness is formulated. In the derivation of equations and boundary conditions, a variant of the {}-approximation method, which is based on the variational principle of the thermoelasticity theory, is used. According to this method, the unknown functions are represented in the form of a series of Legendre polynomials in the transverse coordinate that agree with the force boundary conditions on the facial surfaces. From the system of equations of the constructed theory for generalised displacements, strains, and stresses, a system of equations for generalised displacements is obtained; this system is solved for the second derivatives of generalised displacements with respect to one of the Gaussian parameters of the middle surface. For a system of partial differential equations represented in such a form, the known techniques for the reduction of systems of two-dimensional equations to normal systems of ordinary differential equations, which can be solved by standard numerical methods, can be applied. The system of equations for generalised displacements is reduced to a normal system of ordinary differential equations in the case of a plane deformation of a cylindrical panel. Through the use of these equations and the S. K. Godunov method of orthogonal successive substitutions, the bending problems of a planar beam subjected to a mechanical load or a thermal load and a circular cylindrical panel exposed to a thermal load are numerically solved. It is demonstrated that the proposed equations are particularly suitable for the analysis of boundary effects in planar beams and circular cylindrical panels. 相似文献
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In this paper an extension of the proper orthogonal decomposition to a multi-parameter domain is proposed. The method produces a low-order model after three consequent steps: construction of an optimal basis functions set with respect to model error; computing the model coefficients with the Galerkin approach; calibration of the coefficients to minimize the model error. As a particular example the 2D square cylinder wake flow is used to show the potential of the extended method for different laminar flow regimes. The proposed method shows good interpolation properties of the reduced model with respect to the defined range of Reynolds numbers. 相似文献
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Ivan Tolj Mykhaylo V. LototskyyMoegamat Wafeeq Davids Sivakumar PasupathiGerhard Swart Bruno G. Pollet 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2013
A light electric vehicle (golf cart, 5 kW nominal motor power) was integrated with a commercial 1.2 kW PEM fuel cell system, and fuelled by compressed hydrogen (two composite cylinders, 6.8 L/300 bar each). Comparative driving tests in the battery and hybrid (battery + fuel cell) powering modes were performed. The introduction of the fuel cell was shown to result in extending the driving range by 63–110%, when the amount of the stored H2 fuel varied within 55–100% of the maximum capacity. The operation in the hybrid mode resulted in more stable driving performances, as well as in the increase of the total energy both withdrawn by the vehicle and returned to the vehicle battery during the driving. Statistical analysis of the power patterns taken during the driving in the battery and hybrid-powering modes showed that the latter provided stable operation in a wider power range, including higher frequency and higher average values of the peak power. 相似文献
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Mykhaylo Lototskyy Serge Nyallang Nyamsi Sivakumar Pasupathi Ivar Wærnhus Arild Vik Crina Ilea Volodymyr Yartys 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2018,43(40):18650-18663
In energy systems, multi-generation including co-generation and tri-generation has gained tremendous interest in the recent years as an effective way of waste heat recovery. Solid oxide fuel cells are efficient power plants that not only generate electricity with high energy efficiency but also produce high quality waste heat that can be further used for hot and chilled water production. In this work, we present a concept of combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP) energy system which uses solar power as a primary energy source and utilizes a reversible solid oxide fuel cell (R-SOFC) for producing hydrogen and generating electricity in the electrolyser (SOEC) and fuel cell (SOFC) modes, respectively. The system uses “high temperature” metal hydride (MH) for storage of both hydrogen and heat, as well as “low temperature” MH's for the additional heat management, including hot water supply, residential heating during winter time, or cooling/air conditioning during summer time.The work presents evaluation of energy balances of the system components, as well as heat-and-mass transfer modelling of MH beds in metal hydride hydrogen and heat storage system (MHHS; MgH2), MH hydrogen compressor (MHHC; AB5; A = La + Mm, BNi + Co + Al + Mn) and MH heat pump (MHHP; AB2; A = Ti + Zr, BMn + Cr + Ni + Fe). A case study of a 3 kWe R-SOFC is analysed and discussed. The results showed that the energy efficiencies are 69.4 and 72.4% in electrolyser and fuel cell modes, respectively. The round-trip COP's of metal hydride heat management system (MHHC + MHHP) are close to 40% for both heating and cooling outputs. Moreover, the tri-generation leads to an improvement of 36% in round-trip energy efficiency as compared to that of a stand-alone R-SOFC. 相似文献
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Hydrogen sorption performances of TiFe are very sensitive to the preparation conditions, especially ones which result in contamination of the material with oxygen. 相似文献
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Serge Nyallang Nyamsi Mykhaylo V. Lototskyy Volodymyr A. Yartys Giovanni Capurso Moegamat Wafeeq Davids Sivakumar Pasupathi 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2021,46(36):19046-19059
MgH2-based hydrogen storage materials are promising candidates for solid-state hydrogen storage allowing efficient thermal management in energy systems integrating metal hydride hydrogen store with a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) providing dissipated heat at temperatures between 400 and 600 °C. Recently, we have shown that graphite-modified composite of TiH2 and MgH2 prepared by high-energy reactive ball milling in hydrogen (HRBM), demonstrates a high reversible gravimetric H storage capacity exceeding 5 wt % H, fast hydrogenation/dehydrogenation kinetics and excellent cycle stability. In present study, 0.9 MgH2 + 0.1 TiH2 +5 wt %C nanocomposite with a maximum hydrogen storage capacity of 6.3 wt% H was prepared by HRBM preceded by a short homogenizing pre-milling in inert gas. 300 g of the composite was loaded into a storage tank accommodating an air-heated stainless steel metal hydride (MH) container equipped with transversal internal (copper) and external (aluminium) fins. Tests of the tank were carried out in a temperature range from 150 °C (H2 absorption) to 370 °C (H2 desorption) and showed its ability to deliver up to 185 NL H2 corresponding to a reversible H storage capacity of the MH material of appr. 5 wt% H. No significant deterioration of the reversible H storage capacity was observed during 20 heating/cooling H2 discharge/charge cycles. It was found that H2 desorption performance can be tailored by selecting appropriate thermal management conditions and an optimal operational regime has been proposed. 相似文献
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Mykhaylo V. Lototskyy Volodymyr A. Yartys Boris P. Tarasov Roman V. Denys Jon Eriksen Mikhail S. Bocharnikov Sun Tai Vladimir Linkov 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2021,46(2):2339-2350
Performance of the thermally-driven metal hydride hydrogen compressor (MHHC) is defined by (a) its H2 compression ratio and maximum output H2 pressure; (b) throughput productivity/average output flow rate; (c) specific thermal energy consumption which determines H2 compression efficiency. In earlier studies, the focus of the R&D efforts was on the optimisation of the design of the MH containers and heat and mass transfer in the MH storage and compression system aimed at shortening the time of the H2 compression cycle. This work considers an important but insufficiently studied aspect of the development of the industrial-scale thermally driven MHHC's – selection of the materials and optimisation of the materials performance. Further to the operation in the specified pressure/temperature ranges, materials selection should be based on the estimation of the productivity of the compression cycle, and specific heat consumption required for the H2 compression, which together determine the process efficiency.The current work presents a model to determine productivity and heat consumption for a single- and multi-stage MHHC's which is based on use of Pressure – Composition – Temperature (PCT) diagrams of the utilized metal hydrides at defined operating conditions – temperatures and hydrogen pressures – and main operational features of the MHHC (number of stages, amounts of the MH materials used, cycle time). In Part I of this work [Lototskyy, Yartys, et al., Int J Hydrogen Energy, DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2020.10.090], we showed that the calculated cycle productivities significantly vary for the different materials. Analysis of the system performance carried out in this work (Part II) shows that the throughput productivity and efficiency of a multi-stage MHHC also depends on the types and amounts of the used MH materials in the multi-stage compressor layout. This has been analysed for a number of the most practically important AB5 and Laves type AB2 hydrogen storage alloys integrated into the MHHC's.A comparison of experimentally measured performances of single-, two- and three-stage industrial-scale MHHC's developed by the authors earlier shows their satisfactory agreement with the modelling results thus demonstrating a high value of the presented method for the proper materials selection during development of the MHHC. As an important future development, the work presents a performance evaluation of a two-stage MHHC for H2 compression operating in the pressure range from 30 to 500 atm at operating temperatures between 20 and 150 °C. 相似文献
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Ying Wu Mykhaylo V. Lototskyy Jan Ketil Solberg Volodymyr A. Yartys 《International Journal of Hydrogen Energy》2012
The effect of microstructure on the phase composition and hydrogen absorption-desorption behaviour of Mg-based Mg-20Ni-8Mm (wt.%) (Mm = La-rich Mischmetal) alloys has been studied. Rapid solidification (RS) processing resulted in the formation of the high-temperature cubic modification of Mg2NiH4 and the solid solution hydride Mg2NiH0.3, in the disappearance of the monoclinic modification of Mg2NiH4, as well as in a decrease in the unit cell volumes of the constituent hydride phases. The above-mentioned tendencies became more pronounced in the order “as-cast < Cu-300 < Cu-1000 ≈ Cu-2000” (where the sample names Cu-#### denote the spinning velocity of the copper wheel in rpm), which is explained by an increase in the mechanical stresses in the materials and/or by an increased interfacial energy of the fine grains of the corresponding hydrides. The hydrogen absorption kinetics was improved in the order “Cu-300 < Cu-1000 < Cu-2000”. The temperature range of hydrogen thermal desorption from the hydrogenated alloys shrank in the order “Cu-300 > Cu-1000 >> Cu-2000”, which is explained by increased uniformity of the hydrides grain size in the hydrides with increasing solidification rate. During PCT (pressure composition temperature) tests, the Cu-1000 and Cu-2000 samples displayed the largest pressure hysteresis and the smallest slope of the higher Mg2NiH4 plateau, but also the lowest hydrogen storage capacity. 相似文献