Project: Impact of CO2 and H2 on material behaviour during electrochemical processes
2019-01-01 – 2025-12-31
- Abstract
Electricity driven production of organics from CO2 may become a key contributor to a circular economy. The materials used are sensitive to CO2 and the intermediate H2. We will investigate impact of these gases, and other constituents of the aqueous media around the materials, on their performance and lifetime particularly when microorganisms are interacting with them.
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Current state-of-the-art of hydrogen trapping by carbides : from theory to experiment
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Investigation of an eco-friendly sodium alginate-sodium silicate inhibitor blend for carbon steel in a dynamic salt water environment
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Hydrogen enhanced localised plasticity of single grain α titanium verified by in-situ hydrogen microcantilever bending
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Evaluation of hydrogen interactions with defects induced by deformation in the duplex stainless steel microstructure : an internal friction study
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Multiscale evaluation of hydrogen-assisted mechanical degradation in grade 2 titanium
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Periodic polarization duty cycle tunes performance and adhesion of anodic electroactive biofilms
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Characterisation of hydride formation in as-built and heat treated laser powder bed fused Ti-6Al-4V
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The effect of coolant additives on the vapour explosion behaviour in melt droplet impingement experiments
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In-situ hydrogen embrittlement evaluation of as-built and heat treated laser powder bed fused Ti-6Al-4V versus conventionally cold rolled Ti-6Al-4V
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Hydrogen trapping of carbides during high temperature gaseous hydrogenation