Abstract: Provided is a vanadium carbide containing an oxygen content of 4,000 ppm or less and a carbon content of less than 15 wt %, where a crystalline system of the vanadium carbide exhibits a combination of a trigonal system and a cubic system, which facilitates the process for manufacturing MAX and MXene excluding the expensive vanadium metal.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides Max and MXene using low-cost vanadium carbide instead of an expensive vanadium metal, and a method for preparing same.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of producing carbide and carbon nitride powders containing a binder, and cermet obtained from the same. The method includes preparing Ti—Ni alloy powders for Ti alloy powders and graphite, planetary-pulverizing the Ti—Ni alloy powders and the graphite, mortar-pulverizing the alloy powders and the graphite which are subject to the planetary-pulverizing, and performing heat treatment for the Ti—Ni alloy powders and the graphite that are pulverized. Cermet, which is made of the composite powders of carbide and carbon nitride/metal including both TiC which is ceramic material and Ni which is metal is provided.

Abstract: A method of analyzing a numeric model for a metal hydride tank, which calculates the temperature change and the change of a reaction rate and the hydrogen concentration in the alloy resulting from a hydrogen reaction based on various user conditions with respect to metal hydride (MH) alloy tanks having various shapes when MH alloy tanks are actually used. The method includes (a) inputting a temperature (T), a real reaction flow rate (QR), and an initial data value of hydrogen concentration (C) for each cell of a model, (b) calculating a possible reaction rate (RP) depending on the temperature (T) and the hydrogen concentration (C) in the metal hydride alloy with respect to each cell, (c) calculating a possible flow rate (QP) with respect to an entire MH alloy region, and (d) calculating a k between the real reaction flow rate (QR) and the possible reaction flow rate (QP).

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of calculating a numeric model for interpretation of a metal hydride tank. The best possible simpljfied algorithm is applied through a simple measuring process, thereby calculating a numeric model for various metal hydride tank systems storing hydrogen, so that temperature variation depending on the reaction with hydrogen and the reacted. quantity of the hydrogen. are calculated with respect to the various metal hydride tank systems by calculating only the numeric model. The method. includes (a) charging a metal hydride (MH) alloy in a metal hydride tank system under a preset temperature condition, (b) measuring temperature variation and a reaction rate between MH alloy and hydrogen, and concentration of the hydrogen of the MH alloy by supplying or emitting the hydrogen, and (c) calculating a numeric model for the temperature variation, the reaction rate, and the concentration of the hydrogen based on data measured through step (b).

Abstract: A mixed powder and a sintered body obtained by sintering the mixed powder. The mixed powder includes a solid-solution powder with complete solid-solution phase. The solid-solution powder includes a carbide or a carbonitride of at least two metals selected, including Ti, from metals of Groups IVa, Va and VIa of the periodic table, or a mixture thereof. A mixed cermet powder and a cermet obtained by sintering the mixed cermet powder are also disclosed. The mixed cermet powder includes at least a cermet powder with complete solid-solution phase. The cermet powder includes a carbide or a carbonitride of at least two metals selected, including Ti, from metals of Groups IVa, Va and VIa of the periodic table, or a mixture thereof, and at least one metal selected from the group consisting of Ni, Co and Fe. Also disclosed are a sintered body and a fabrication method of a cermet.

Abstract: A mixed powder and a sintered body obtained by sintering the mixed powder. The mixed powder includes a solid-solution powder with complete solid-solution phase. The solid-solution powder includes a carbide or a carbonitride of at least two metals selected, including Ti, from metals of Groups IVa, Va and VIa of the periodic table, or a mixture thereof. A mixed cermet powder and a cermet obtained by sintering the mixed cermet powder are also disclosed. The mixed cermet powder includes at least a cermet powder with complete solid-solution phase. The cermet powder includes a carbide or a carbonitride of at least two metals selected, including Ti, from metals of Groups IVa, Va and VIa of the periodic table, or a mixture thereof, and at least one metal selected from the group consisting of Ni, Co and Fe. Also disclosed are a sintered body and a fabrication method of a cermet.