Infrastructure for Materials Research for Transporting Hydrogen (SMART-H)

The SMART-H research infrastructure will make us better equipped to handle the challenges of materials that are exposed to hydrogen and help us on the way away from a society based on fossil energy.

Hydrogen uptake and diffusion
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Plasma Focused Ion Beam (PFIB)

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Nano- and micromechanical testing

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Macromechanical testing

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SMART-H

Infrastructure for Materials Research for Transporting Hydrogen

The SMART-H lab was established in 2022 based on funding from the Research Council of Norway (RCN) under the program “National Financing Initiative for Research Infrastructure (INFRASTRUKTUR) 2018-2025.” SMART-H is a collaboration between Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (MTP)/NTNU and Department of Materials and Nanotechnology/SINTEF Industry. The main objective of the SMART-H lab is to have unique laboratory facilities to be able to investigate the effect of hydrogen on material behavior from nano to macro scale.

To achieve this the lab is divided into four areas:

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