Hydrogen Embrittlement of Modern Alloys in Advanced Applications
A special issue of Corrosion and Materials Degradation (ISSN 2624-5558).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2025 | Viewed by 1270
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Hydrogen embrittles a wide range of metal alloys, including modern materials used in advanced applications. This topic has become increasingly popular in recent decades under the global push for clean energy and with the emergence of new research domains such as additive manufacturing, high-entropy alloys, and quantum mechanics. With exciting advances in probing and predictive approaches, new solutions are being found at an accelerated pace. These new opportunities have driven the pressing call for our Special Issue, providing a platform for fresh insights into hydrogen embrittlement.
In this Special Issue, we welcome submissions regarding both fundamental and applied research centered around hydrogen embrittlement in metal alloys, especially those with vital engineering applications or exhibiting significant potential. We encourage contributions on new mechanisms, characterization techniques, materials, and models. Research topics should fall within the scope of this Special Issue but may overlap with other research areas where hydrogen’s effects are significant, such as environmental-assisted cracking. New mechanisms in emerging and/or cutting-edge domains are also of special interest. Review papers are also welcome, particularly those that summarize the forefront of hydrogen embrittlement research from a new perspective.
Dr. Huixing Li
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- hydrogen embrittlement
- hydrogen diffusion and trapping
- hydrogen transportation and storage
- metallic alloys
- environmental assited cracking
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