Evaluation of braze materials used for automotive liquid hydrogen tanks with special respect to hydrogen embrittlement and low temperature toughness

Michler, Thorsten; Naumann, Jörg; Leistner, W.

doi:10.1002/mawe.200600088

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“…In contrast, Michler and coworkers found that braze joints of AISI 316/316L brazed with Cu or Ni showed no kind of hydrogen embrittlement after being tested in hydrogen of different pressures and temperatures. [77] To conclude, the evaluation of materials and joining techniques to use for automotive hydrogen tanks is a matter, where a new problem pops up as soon as one is solved. …”

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Effect of Hydrogen on the Mechanical Properties of Stainless Steels

2008

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Fuel cell vehicles running on hydrogen are seen as the long term solution to enable sustainable mobility. Compressed hydrogen gas storage systems are a promising route for storing hydrogen on board of vehicles, provided that a reliable and cheap material capable of withstanding hydrogen embrittlement is found. In this paper, the physicochemical behaviour of stainless steel in the presence of hydrogen with special focus on a ductility minimum near room temperature is reviewed.

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