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Impact of the method of preparation of SBA-15 Intermediate layer on the performance of palladium membrane supported on porous alumina for hydrogen separation
Influence of the type of siliceous material used as intermediate layer in the preparation of hydrogen selective palladium composite membranes over a porous stainless steel support
High-performance Pd/HAp/Hastelloy membrane for hydrogen purification with a hydroxyapatite barrier layer and a thin nanostructured palladium selective layer
Simultaneously Depositing Pd−Ag Thin Membrane on Asymmetric Porous Stainless Steel Tube and Application To Produce Hydrogen from Steam Reforming of Methane
Facile surface modification of porous stainless steel substrate with TiO2intermediate layer for fabrication of H2-permeable composite palladium membranes
Exploring Principal Component Analysis for Enhanced Insights into Physical and Operational Characteristics of Palladium-Based Membrane Composites: Advancing Hydrogen (H2) Energy Potential to Revolutionize the Energy Sector
Hydrogen Perm-Selectivity Property of the Palladium Hydrogen Separation Membranes on Porous Stainless Steel Support Manufactured by Metal Injection Molding
Porous Ceramic Matrix Al2O3/Al Composites as Supports and Precursors for Catalysts and Permeable Materials
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