Hydrogen embrittlement: future directions—discussion
Copyright policy )Hydrogen embrittlement: future directions—discussion
The final session of the meeting consisted of a discussion panel to propose future directions for research in the field of hydrogen embrittlement and the potential impact of this research on public policy. This article is part of the themed issue ‘The challenges of hydrogen and metals’.
- University of Oxford United Kingdom
- Kings College London, University of London United Kingdom
- King's College London United Kingdom
Stress corrosion, Public policy, Cohesive zone modelling, Temperature dependance, Neutron scattering, Non-ferrous alloys, Barenblatt crack, Hydrogen economy, Dislocation pinning, Hall-petch coefficients, Ferrous alloys, Hydrogen embrittlement
Stress corrosion, Public policy, Cohesive zone modelling, Temperature dependance, Neutron scattering, Non-ferrous alloys, Barenblatt crack, Hydrogen economy, Dislocation pinning, Hall-petch coefficients, Ferrous alloys, Hydrogen embrittlement
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