个人简介
Associate Professor, School of Materials Science & Engineering, UNSW 2009-
Senior Lecurer, School of Materials Science & Engineering, UNSW 2003-2008
研究领域
My research interests are in the areas of energy-materials, hydrogen storage and metal matrix composites (MMCs). Major contributions to the fields are:
Identification of hydrogen trapping ability in different microstructures to provide a better understanding on the hydrogen embrittlement of steel.
Application of Ni encapsulation on hydrogen storage alloys in the preparation of Ni-MH battery electrodes using sintering rather than via the paste method, so that the conductivity of the electrodes can be largely enhanced.
Synthesis of nanostructured Ni(OH)2 with the performance of nickel electrodes increased by 30% in capacity.
Development of aluminium matrix composites with nano-reinforcements. With only 1% of these reinforcements, the tensile properties of the composites are better than or comparable to those of composites with 10% micrometric reinforcements. The composites also have a very high creep resistance up to 0.8 of their melting points.
近期论文
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W. Weng, Z.M Wang, C.Y.V. Li, S.L.I Chan, “Effect of Electrolyte on Electrochemical Characteristics of MmNi3.55Co0.72Al0.3Mn0.43 Alloy Electrode for Hydrogen Storage”, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 34 ( 2009) pp. 5422-5428.
Z.M. Wang, C.Y.V. Li and S.L.I. Chan, “Discharge Behaviour of MmNi3.66(CoAlMn)1.34 Hydrogen Storage Alloys”, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 438 (2007) 298-302.
Q.S. Song, G.K. Aravindaraj, H. Sultana and S.L.I. Chan, “Performance Improvement of Pasted Nickel Electrodes with Multi-wall Carbon Nanotubes for Rechargeable Nickel Batteries”, Electrochimica Acta, 53 (2003) 1890-1896.
Z.G. Lin, S.L.I. Chan and F.A. Mohamed, “Effect of Nano-scale Particles on the Creep Behaviour of 2014 Al”, Materials Science & Engineering A, 394 (2005) 103-111.
Q.S. Song, Z.Y Tang, H.T. Guo and S.L.I. Chan, “Structural Characteristics of Nickel Hydroxide Synthesized by a Chemical Precipitation Route under Different pH Values”, Journal of Power Source, 112 (2005) 428-434
Y.C. Kang and S.L.I. Chan, “Tensile Properties of Nanometric Al2O3 Particulate- reinforced Aluminum Matrix Composites”, Materials Chemistry and Physics, 85, (2004) 438-443.