An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes

We present a theoretical and numerical scheme that enables quantifying hydrogen ingress in metals for arbitrary environments and defect geometries. This is achieved by explicitly resolving the electrochemical behaviour of the electrolyte, the hydrogen and corrosion reactions, the kinetics of surface...

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Main Authors: Hageman, T, Martinez-Paneda, E
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2022
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description We present a theoretical and numerical scheme that enables quantifying hydrogen ingress in metals for arbitrary environments and defect geometries. This is achieved by explicitly resolving the electrochemical behaviour of the electrolyte, the hydrogen and corrosion reactions, the kinetics of surface adsorption, and hydrogen uptake, diffusion and trapping in mechanically-deforming solids. This new framework is used to produce maps that relate the absorbed hydrogen with the applied potential, specimen geometry and fluid velocity. We also present simplified versions of our generalised model, and benchmark predictions of these and other existing models against the generalised electro-chemo-mechanical results, establishing regimes of validity.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b5defde2-bbf4-4153-b828-84793af4b6ab2024-03-01T11:39:05ZAn electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:b5defde2-bbf4-4153-b828-84793af4b6abEnglishSymplectic ElementsElsevier2022Hageman, TMartinez-Paneda, EWe present a theoretical and numerical scheme that enables quantifying hydrogen ingress in metals for arbitrary environments and defect geometries. This is achieved by explicitly resolving the electrochemical behaviour of the electrolyte, the hydrogen and corrosion reactions, the kinetics of surface adsorption, and hydrogen uptake, diffusion and trapping in mechanically-deforming solids. This new framework is used to produce maps that relate the absorbed hydrogen with the applied potential, specimen geometry and fluid velocity. We also present simplified versions of our generalised model, and benchmark predictions of these and other existing models against the generalised electro-chemo-mechanical results, establishing regimes of validity.
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An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title_full An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title_fullStr An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title_full_unstemmed An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title_short An electro-chemo-mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
title_sort electro chemo mechanical framework for predicting hydrogen uptake in metals due to aqueous electrolytes
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