Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM requires the following precautions during transport and storage to ensure that its performance and quality are not compromised:
Transport Precautions
Moisture Protection:
Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM should be protected from moisture and humidity, and should be transported in moisture-proof packaging materials to ensure that it is dry.
Anti-impact:
During transportation, Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM should be placed on a stable box or pallet to prevent impact and extrusion and avoid deformation or damage.
Temperature Control:
Try to avoid transporting under extreme temperatures, especially high temperature environment, to prevent material performance degradation.
Clear labelling:
The package should be marked with ‘perishable items’ or ‘moisture-proof’ labels to remind transport personnel to handle with care.
Storage Precautions
Dry environment:
The environment in which Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM is stored should be dry, with humidity below 70%. Desiccants can be used to help keep the environment dry.
Temperature Control:
Storage temperature should be controlled within the appropriate range to avoid high and low temperatures affecting the material.
Avoid chemical contact:
Acids, alkalis and other corrosive chemicals should be kept away to prevent corrosion of Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM.
Proper Stacking:
Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM should be placed flat and avoid heavy objects pressing on it to prevent deformation and damage.
Regular Inspection:
Periodically check storage conditions to ensure there are no signs of moisture or other damage.
By following these shipping and storage precautions, the performance and quality of Titanium Fiber Felt for PEM can be maximised to ensure its effective application in the electrolysis of water for hydrogen production.