HyFAT: Multiscale Continuum Damage Mechanics Framework for Hydrogen-Assisted FATigue in FCC Materials

Akronym

HyFAT

Bidragets beskrivning

This project proposes a novel Multiscale Continuum Damage Mechanics (MCDM) framework to robustly predict hydrogen-assisted fatigue (HAF) challenge, which defines the endurance of materials used in hydrogen storage in real application. The novel MCDM framework bridges advanced nanoscale hydrogen observation techniques with material characterization across microscale, mesoscale, and macroscale levels. Using state-of-the-art tools such as nanoindentation, atom probe tomography, and high-energy synchrotron X-ray diffraction, we will study how hydrogen impacts material structure and behaviour in a multiscale approach. These insights are integrated with advanced quantum-based computational methods to predict real-world performance and address challenges in hydrogen storage system applications. This research aims to ensure safe, reliable hydrogen storage by improving materials, predicting their long-term performance and supports the transition to clean energy and a CO2-neutral economy.
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Startår

2025

Slutår

2029

Beviljade finansiering

Rollen i Finlands Akademis konsortium

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Partner
Aalto-universitetet (370633)
499 846 €

Finansiär

Finlands Akademi

Typ av finansiering

Akademiprojekt

Beslutfattare

Forskningsrådet för naturvetenskap och teknik
12.06.2025

Övriga uppgifter

Finansieringsbeslutets nummer

370632

Vetenskapsområden

Materialteknik

Forskningsområden

Materiaalitiede ja -tekniikka