The rare earth institute has successfully developed an automated solid-state hydrogen storage testing system.

On October 25th, Jinshi Data News, according to Northern Rare Earth, recently, the Rare Earth Institute has successfully developed an automated solid-state hydrogen storage testing system based on the self-built manual testing device, solving the problem of the lack of automatic testing equipment for solid-state hydrogen storage research and development. Solid-state hydrogen storage is located in the hydrogen storage and transportation link, which is a bottleneck in the hydrogen energy industry chain, and related technological innovations are highly followed by the market. Compared with gaseous and liquid hydrogen storage, solid-state hydrogen storage does not require high-pressure and low-temperature filling equipment, and has advantages such as high inherent safety, high hydrogen storage density, and suitable for long-term storage, gradually becoming a research hotspot. At present, the Rare Earth Institute has developed two types of solid-state hydrogen storage testing systems for small-scale solid-state hydrogen storage tanks and kilogram-level solid-state hydrogen storage devices.