Hydrogen-Steel Compatibility Research at NIST-Boulder

	Clean Technology 2009 Chapter 5: Energy Storage, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen
	Hydrogen-Steel Compatibility Research at NIST-Boulder
Authors:	T.A. Siewert, A.J. Slifka, J.D. McColskey, A.N. Lasseigne, N.E. Nanninga, Y. Levi
Affilation:	NIST, US
Pages:	206 - 209
Keywords:	hydrogen, steel, embrittlement, pipelines, pressure vessels
Abstract:	The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is establishing a new national test facility in Boulder, Colorado to evaluate the mechanical properties of materials proposed to store, transport, and distribute hydrogen fuels. Many of these materials, especially conventional pipeline and pressure vessel steels, are likely to become embrittled due to extended exposure to high-pressure hydrogen gas. Accurate data on these materials are needed under simulated operational conditions to ensure reliable design of fuel infrastructure. The new NIST facility will provide this information.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-1787-2
Pages:	412
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Clean Technology 2009

Chapter 5: Energy Storage, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen

Hydrogen-Steel Compatibility Research at NIST-Boulder