Hydrogen Energy Progress VIII
- 1st Edition - November 10, 2012
- Latest edition
- Authors: T. N. Veziroglu, P. Takahashi
- Language: English
The three-volume Proceedings include: (a) national and international hydrogen energy programs; (b) various hydrogen production methods; (c) transmission, storage and distribution… Read more
The three-volume Proceedings include: (a) national and international hydrogen energy programs; (b) various hydrogen production methods; (c) transmission, storage and distribution of hydrogen; (d) hydrogen-hydride technology; (e) utilization of hydrogen by transportation, industrial, commercial, residential and utility sectors; (f) environmental effects and benefits of hydrogen energy system; (g) economics of hydrogen production, storage, transmission and utilization.
For energy engineers, scientists and researchers, energy economists, environmentalists, and resource scientists.
Section headings: Volume 1. Transition to hydrogen energy: international hydrogen programs. Transition to hydrogen energy: hydrogen issues and economics. Production of hydrogen: purification/thermochemical. Production of hydrogen: electrodes/electrode characteristics. Volume 2. Production of hydrogen: thermochemical. Production of hydrogen: electrolysis systems. Production of hydrogen: photoproduction: biological. Production of hydrogen: photo-electrochemistry. Storage and distribution of hydrogen: hydrogen storage. Storage and distribution of hydrogen: metal hydrides. Volume 3. Transmission and distribution. Storage and distribution of hydrogen: recovery, materials and safety. Utilization of hydrogen: combustion systems/hydrogen engines I. Utilization of hydrogen: combustion systems/hydrogen engines II. Utilization of hydrogen: fuel cells. Utilization of hydrogen: synfuel production/chemical & industrial use.
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: November 10, 2012
- Language: English
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T. N. Veziroglu
Affiliations and expertise
Clean Energy Research Institute, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, USAPT
P. Takahashi
Affiliations and expertise
Natural Energy Institute, University of HawaiiRead Hydrogen Energy Progress VIII on ScienceDirect