Manipulating nano-WS2 aggregates in electroplated Ni coating to mitigate hydrogen embrittlement in X70 pipeline steel
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Abstract
WS 2 is a two-dimensional nanomaterial with significant potential for hydrogen barrier applications. Herein, WS 2/Ni composite coatings were fabricated on X70 pipeline steel substrates via electrodeposition. The properties of the composite coatings were systematically examined by electrochemical hydrogen permeation tests, hydrogen evolution kinetics tests, SSRT, SKPFM, and FEM. The results indicate that varying the deposition time leads to changes in coating microstructure, which correspondingly influence hydrogen permeation performance. Furthermore, the hydrogen barrier mechanism of the WS 2/Ni composite coatings involves two key processes: the inhibition of hydrogen evolution reactions on the coating surface and hydrogen adsorption by WS 2 within the coating interior.
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OpenAlex topics: Hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion behaviors in metals · Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition · Metal and Thin Film Mechanics
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