Kirchlechner Lab

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Baden-Württemberg (DE1) · Germany

ERC-funded
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ERC Consolidator Grant · 2021

Isolation, observation and quantification of mechanisms responsible for hydrogen embrittlement by TRITIum based microMEchanics

Hydrogen is an indispensable element in the energy transition and expected to be key for decarburization of the European society. Hydrogen embrittlement – recognized and in focus of materials science since almost 150 years – still causes catastrophic failure until today. It is well-understood that all mechanisms of hydrogen embrittlement materialize at the scale of individual defects, such as dislocations, grain- and phase-boundaries. But we are still missing a correlative measurement of the mechanical behaviour of individual defects and the local hydrogen content, which is urgently needed to assess the occurrence, importance and magnitude of mechanisms playing a role during hydrogen…

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