HARADA Shuji

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Research Careers (Niigata University)

1. Professor, Faculty of Engineering (1994/08 - )
2. Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering (1987/04 - 1994/08)

Papers

1. "Acoustic Emission Measurements on Palladium Hydrogenation Process by Using New Gas Pressure Cell", Shuji Harada, Takanori Otake, Jiaxiang Piao, MATERIALS TRANSACTIONS , Vol.53, No.10, pp.1726 - 1731(2012)
2. "Low T Study of PdHx System by Torsional Oscillator Technique:x Dependent Responses", S. Harada, T.Donuma, H. Araki, T. Kakuta, R. Nakatsuji, R. M. Mueller and M. Kubota, J. Low Temp. Phys., Vol.162, pp.724 - 732(2011)
3. "Design of Gas Controllable H2| H+ electrolyte| Pt Cell and the Evaluation Method of a Dilute Hydrogen and Oxygen Gas in the Electrolyte", S. Harada, Y. Nagai and K. Kazama, Materials Transactions, Vol.52, pp.658 - 662(2011)
4. "Effect of Oxygen on Hydrogen Outgasing Process from Palladium Hydride", S. Harada, H. Tanaka, H. Araki, M Kubota, Materials Transactions, Vol.49, pp.2895 - 2898(2008)
5. "Phase boundary study of Pd-H(D) systems by means of electrical resistivity measurements", H. Akaki, Y. Sakamaki, S. Harada, M Kubota, J.Alloys Compounds, Vol.446-447, pp.436 - 438(2007)
6. "Dynamical Desorption Process of Oxygen on Platinum by Using a Gas Controllable H2 | H+Electrolyte | Pt Cell", K. Matsuda and S. Harada, Materials Transactions, Vol.46, pp.1058 - 1063(2005)
7. "A search for quantum phenomena of hydrogen in palladium at low temperatures; specific heat and torsional oscillator experiments", Hideaki Akaki, Shuji Harada and Minoru Kubota, J.Phys.Chem.Solid, Vol.66, pp.1490 - 1492(2005)
8. "Phase Diagram of Hydrogen in Palladium", H.Araki, M.Nakamura, S.Harada, T.Obata, N.Mikhin, V.Syvokon and M.Kubota, J. Low Temp. Phys., Vol.134, pp.1145 - 1151(2004)
9. "Specific heat measurements of PdHx over wide temperature range", H. Araki, S. Harada, M. Fukuda, V. Syvokon and M. Kubota, Physica B, Vol.284-288, pp.1255 - 1256(2000)
10. "Desoption Process of Hydrogen on Platinum (100 and 111) Surfaces Measured by an Electrochemical Method", S. Harada, J. Phys. Soc. Jpn., Vol.68, pp.1746 - 1750(1999)

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Patents

1. (The patent) "Hydrogen sensor", Shuji Harada, Lijing Zheng