HiPIMS deposition of dense Palladium-Silver films for hydrogen separation

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HiPIMS deposition of dense Palladium-Silver films for hydrogen separation S. Fasolin, S. Barison, S. Boldrini, F. Montagner, M. Romano, A. Ferrario, M. Fabrizio, L. Armelao CNR-ICMATE, Corso Stati uniti 4, 35127, Padova - Italy e-mail: stefano.fasolin@cnr.it

Palladium-based membranes Pure Palladium exhibit the ability to adsorb hydrogen and to catalyse dehydrogenation from hydrocarbons. Membrane development started with self standing palladium membranes for hydrogen purification (mostly tubular). Pd - FCC a = 0.3890 nm Pd(H) α - FCC a = 0.3895 nm Pd(H) - FCC a = 0.4100 nm PROS - High selectivity/permeability to hydrogen - Working temperature CONS - Embrittlement - Costs

Palladium-based membranes Hydrogen membrane costs are strictly related to Pd amount. European limits for critical raw materials + US Dep. of Energy cost target -> 1000$/m 2 (film of pure Pd thinner than 3μm) How to reduce Pd amount and improve stability? 1. Thinner membranes supported onto porous substrates 2. Improve stability and reduce Pd amount, introducing elements (Pd alloys or alternatives) Pd 77 Ag 23 Silver stabilize lattice, promoting hydrogen adsorption and diffusion, and lowering the embrittlement temperature. Al 2 O 3 Alumina is a common and cheap oxide, easy to use to obtain porous substrate.

Hi-PIMS: High-Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering It is a Physical Vapour Deposition technique derived from Magnetron Sputtering (MS). By using pulse mode (target current pulsed from 1 s to 1s) the target current density can be increased with formation of ultra dense plasma.

Hi-PIMS: High-Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering Features: - High power densities (kw/cm 2 ) in short pulses (μs) - High degree of ionization (sputtered species) Target material ions can be accelerated towards the substrate along the field lines Benefits: - Film quality: better adhesion and density, lower defectivity and roughness. - Homogenous deposition onto complex shapes. - Easily scalable for industrial application.

Hi-PIMS: High-Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering DC unit HiPIMS Pulse unit Arc Suppression droplet-free sputtering T pulse and frequency Bias unit Designed to work with generators Hi-pulse Arc Management DC Pulse unit

Hi-PIMS parameters Which parameters affect deposition rate and film quality? - Pressure (mainly affect the ions free medium path) - Gas (inert, reactive ) - Type of target (metallic, non metallic, magnetic ) - Type of substrate (conductive, insulating, smooth, rough ) - Power, current, pulses applied to the target - Distance between target and substrate - Bias (acceleration of ions from target to substrate) - Substrate temperature - Deposition time - Sample holder rotation (homogenization)

Porous support α-al 2 O 3 + pore former Pore former tested: starch, graphite, poly methyl methacrylate (round shape, average size 1,5 3 7 μm) Ball milling Uniaxial pressure Sintering Surface polishing Cleaning

Porous support Surface Cross section Best result: α-al 2 O 3 + PMMA (1,5 μm average size) Open porosity (40 vol%) Maximum pore size about 1 μm

Hi-PIMS: planar membranes deposition Argon atmosphere Heated sample holder Rotating sample holder

Pd 77 Ag 23 membranes: SEM analyses Classic MS Hi-PIMS Classic MS

PdAg membranes: XRD and EDS analyses EDS Pd 77% ± 2% Ag 23%± 2%

PdAg membranes: permeability test Inox steel Furnace Gas: nitrogen, helium, hydrogen, argon, syngas. Pressure range: from 0,1 to 3 bar over atmospheric pressure; Temperature range: RT-450ºC; PC with Labview controller

PdAg membranes: XRD analyses

Pd 77 Ag 23 membranes: permeance Permeance @ 400 C = 1,90E-6 mol/m 2 s Pa Permeance @ 350 C = 1,70E-6 mol/m 2 s Pa Permeance @ 300 C = 1,48E-6 mol/m 2 s Pa Literature Permeances Pd 77 Ag 23 @ 350 C = 1,20E-6 mol/m 2 s Pa Pd 70 Ag 30 @ 350 C = 2,00E-6 mol/m 2 s Pa

Conclusions and perspectives Conclusions - A fine tuning of HiPIMS parameters for insulating and porous substrate coverage were achieved. - Thin and dense Pd 77 Ag 23 films have been deposited onto porous alumina by means of HiPIMS. - PdAg phase were detected after annealing and after test conditions. - High permeance values were obtained for membranes with 2 μm dense layer. Perspectives - Investigation of other alloys (other Pd-alloy, V-based ) - Investigation on H 2 /gases selectivity. - Set up of PdAg membranes (thickness, sealing ). - Evaluation of porous metallic supports. - Scale up in membranes size.

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