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Исследование и моделирование выделения водорода из титана и никеля в режиме линейного нагрева

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Исследование и моделирование выделения водорода из титана и никеля в режиме линейного нагрева

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The paper describes a model of the release of hydrogen from metals, taking into account the diffusion transition of atoms from the bulk to the surface and the kinetic processes of recombination of atoms into molecules under linear heating conditions. With the help of Matlab, a numerical solution was obtained for a model of these processes and their comparison with experimental results was carried out.

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никель, поверхности, рекомбинация, диффузионные процессы, выделение, водород, титан, кинетические процессы, нагрев, моделирование

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