Modeling of hydrogen atom generation and the atomic hydrogen-iron interactions for gaseous hydrogen embrittlement occurrence on pipeline steels in high-pressure hydrogen gas environments by density functional theory (DFT) and molecular dynamics (MD)
Technical assessment of the suitability of existing aged pipelines containing corrosion defects and mechanical defects for hydrogen service
In-situ detection and finite element (FE) modeling of hydrogen atom diffusion and trapping at metallurgical features contained in pipeline steels
Parametric effects including oxide scale, welding, pressure fluctuations and blending conditions on gaseous hydrogen embrittlement of pipeline steels
Metallurgical solutions for improved resistance of pipeline steels to gaseous hydrogen embrittlement
Effect of hydrogen atoms on nanomechanical properties and fracture behavior of steels
The susceptibility of stainless steel storage vessels to hydrogen embrittlement in ultra-high-pressure gaseous environments
Corrosion and materials degradation in underground H2 storage
Corrosion in CCS system
Corrosion and stress corrosion cracking of supercritical CO2 pipelines
Modeling of localized corrosion location and growth rate on CO2 pipelines
Effect of pressure drop wave on crack propagation in CO2 pipelines and metallurgical processing for improved crack arrestability
Novel inhibitors for corrosion control of CO2 pipelines
Pipeline corrosion, SCC, integrity and greenhouse gas emission control
Corrosion and stress corrosion cracking of pipelines and engineering structures
Defect assessment for failure prediction and fitness-for-service determination
Estimation of CO2 and CH4 emissions in pipeline failures and the oil/gas systems
Machine learning methods for pipeline corrosion management
