Innovation Project
HyHeatStore
Infrastructure project
The aim is to develop and demonstrate a novel, magnesium hydride-based heat storage system for high-temperature applications that has a significantly higher storage density than conventional storage systems.
The thermal discharge of the heat storage system is based on the reversible, exothermic reaction of magnesium with hydrogen to form magnesium hydride. In this reaction, heat is released at approx. 400 °C. During the reverse reaction, the decomposition of magnesium hydride into magnesium and hydrogen, heat is required, which charges the heat accumulator.
Project details
Project responsibility
Martin Busch & Sohn GmbH MBS
Duration
01.05.2019 bis 31.08.2022
Funding amount
249.840,62 €Funded by
EU & State of NRW