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| Project title: | Multiscale Characterisation and Simulation for Hydrogen Embrittlement Assessment: Development of an Open Knowledge Platform to Foster Capability Integration |
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| Project short title: | HyWay |
| Number of project implementation agreement: | 101135374 |
| Registration number: | 4772 |
| Department: | Institute of Information Technology |
| Administrating department: | . |
| Finance fund: | Horizon Europe |
| Project RTU role: | project partner |
| Status: | In implementation |
| Project start date: | 01.01.2024. |
| Project end date: | 31.12.2027. |
| Title of grant issuer: | Eiropas Komisija |
| General manager: | Jānis Kampars |
| Administrative manager: | Sandra Eldmane |
| Total finance: | |
| EUR 6,947,437.5 | |
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HyWay aims to develop adaptive multiscale material modelling and characterisation suites for assessing interactions between hydrogen and advanced metallic materials and demonstrate their capabilities on hydrogen storage and transport components. Advanced materials application like hydrogen technologies is essential for achieving the EU carbon neutrality goal. However, deploying hydrogen technologies needs a tremendous effort to complete the infrastructure, requiring efficient material assessment suites, enabling industries to be more effective in developing and working with materials. Furthermore, since hydrogen is stored and transported in several forms, the material assessment suites must be flexible and capable of revealing hydrogen-material interactions in various conditions. The HyWay suites contain 3 key modules: Physical realm, Virtual world, and Data and knowledge management platform (DKMP). The Physical realm will advance experimental capabilities to reveal hydrogen-material interactions by compiling characterisation methodologies across length scales. The Virtual world will develop a multiscale and multiphysics materials modelling framework for disclosing how hydrogen alters changes in advanced materials under various service conditions. The Physical realm and the Virtual world are interdependent and complement each other through the data exchange between modules. We will establish the DKMP to facilitate the data exchange and merge material research disciplines. HyWay will ensure the productive allocation of investments required in constructing the hydrogen infrastructure. We will strengthen European capability in steering green transition with digital technologies and future emerging enabling technologies and ensure an open strategic autonomy by supporting the transformation of the EU energy mix to be dominated by hydrogen. The consortium comprises renowned experts from academia and industries across the EU and will support Ukraine on its European path. |
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The following work packages/activities are planned within the project: WP1 Advanced metallic materials processing and sample handling along value chains WP2 Open knowledge platform ecosystem for structuring aggregation of heterogeneous data WP3 Multiscale characterization methods to study hydrogen-microstructure interactions WP4 Micromechanical and in-situ characterization methods to study hydrogen effects WP5 Methods for studying macroscopic deformation and fracture properties WP6 Atomistic toolset for assessing hydrogen effects on metals WP7 Novel multiphysics-based materialsmodelingg of phase transformation, plasticity, and fracture WP8 Dissemination, communication, networking and exploitation WP9 Project Management RTU involvement is planned in the following work packages/activities: WP1 Advanced metallic materials processing and sample handling along value chains WP2 Open knowledge platform ecosystem for structuring aggregation of heterogeneous data WP3 Multiscale characterization methods to study hydrogen-microstructure interactions WP9 Project Management |
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| Project published on RTU website: | 01.01.2024. |