microCT Scan Images of Hydrogen Storage in Coal
H2 adsorption data on sub-bituminous coal as a function of pressure. Hydrogen flooding of a coal core. Micro CT imaging of the effect on coal swelling after hydrogen injection. Hydrogen is trapped, and no swelling is observed indicating that coal might be a good candidate for the storage of hydrogen.
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http://data.bgs.ac.uk/id/dataHolding/13607905
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2018-02
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2021
Imperial College London
Dr Adriana Paluszny
South Kensington Campus,
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Edith Cowan University
Stefan Iglauer
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Edith Cowan University
Hamed Akhondzadeh
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Edith Cowan University
Hussein Abid
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Edith Cowan University
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Western Australia School of Mines
Muhammad Ali
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CSIRO
Ausama Giwelli
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CSIRO
Lionel Esteban
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CSIRO
Joel Sarout
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Curtin University
Maxim Lebedev
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Size of samples: The samples were received from the US in non-uniform shapes with the rough length of 10-15 cm in each dimension. Description of the handling of the sample before taking the data: After receiving the coal chunks, several 5 mm core plugs were extracted from the chunks and when then dried in a vacuum oven. The coring operation (drilling the coal plugs) was performed in a dry state, to make sure coal samples do not get exposed to water.
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2024-04-24