ProgRess-H2Q

3D Printed hydrogen resistant alloys: Unlocking the evolution of hydrogen energy in Qatar

In this project, the focus is on 3D printed Ni-based CRA and high entropy alloys. The hydrogen trapping and diffusion coupled with mechanical loading in these alloys as a function of 3D printing strategy and parameter as well as the composition will be studied. Through a recursive approach and using the understanding from the process of diffusion and trapping in these alloys a 3D printing strategies to develop next-generation hydrogen resistant alloys will be developed. The project has 4 work packages.

WP1: 3D printing and sample preparation

WP2: Characterization and testing

WP3: Mechanical testing

WP4: Computational analysis

Collaborative partners

Dauer:

11/2023 – 11/2025

Fördervolumen:
75.000 €

Mittelgeber:

QNRF NPRP14-S program

Contact

Porträt:Shahram Sheikhi
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Shahram Sheikhi
Leitung FTZ 3i; Leitung Fügetechnik; Studienfachberater
Department Maschinenbau und Produktion
Berliner Tor 13, Raum 206
20099 Hamburg
https://www.haw-hamburg.de/hochschule/technik-und-informatik/departments/maschinenbau-und-produktion/studium/studienfachberatung