The Werkgroep Corrosie, which is part of the Sectie Metalen of the Bond voor Materialenkennis (BvM) presents the first programme in a series of knowledge days addressing corrosion and the materials challenges related to the energy transition.
Corrosion and the materials challenges related to the energy transition
hydrogen vs. natural gas
Date: 24 April 2023
Time: 12.00 – 17.30 (incl. lunch & drinks & bites)
Location: Koninklijke NLR – Nederlands Lucht- en Ruimtevaartcentrum, Marknesse
Information & full programme (Pdf)
Registration (before 1 April 2023): info@bondvoormaterialenkennis.nl
This first knowledge day will be completely dedicated to the topic of hydrogen as a replacement for natural gas. What happens to a pipe line originally built for the use of natural gas if it will pass hydrogen gas in the future. What kind of corrosion or other material degradation process may occurs when hydrogen gas is introduced? What types of failure should be taken into account in the nearby future? And what is at stake in terms of maintenance and management?
To exchange a wide range of knowledge, different aspects of this topic will be discussed. We will look at it from a scientific perspective, and also at the technological side in relevant application areas, for example in the oil, gas and steel industry.
On behalf of the Bond voor Materialenkennis and the Koninklijke NLR – Nederlands Lucht- en Ruimtevaartcentrum (NLR), the Werkgroep Corrosie in collaboration with Horizon Flevoland invites its members, colleagues, students and partners, both in industry and academia for an urgently needed exchange of knowledge and for a fruitful network meeting.
Speakers will be:
- Prof.dr.ir. Arjan Mol – Professor Corrosion Technology & Electrochemistry, Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Delft University of Technology, and Scientific Director 4TU.HTM
Title: Materials science opportunities and challenges for a successful energy transition - Dr. Ludmila ’t Hoen-Velterop – Koninklijke NLR – Nederlands Lucht- en Ruimtevaartcentrum
Preliminary title: The effect of hydrogen on materials - Marco Siebelink – Manager Operations & Maintenance, Maxima Power Station Netherlands, Engie Energie Nederland
Preliminary title: What are the challenges, in terms of maintenance and management, in the transition to hydrogen - Dr. Francesco Maresca, Assistant Professor in Mechanics and Materials Engineering, Engineering and Technology Institute Groningen, University of Groningen
Title: Hydrogen-embrittlement in steels revealed by atomistic modelling and experiments - Otto Jan Huising, Technical Specialist Welding, Materials and NDE – Gasunie
Title: The influence of hydrogen on steel and the consequences for gas transport pipelines
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