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Characterising the performance of hydrogen sensitive coatings for nuclear safety applications
James Ingram
, Jeremy Ball
, Paul Holborn
, P Rathbone
, R O'Hara
, R Edge
Chemical and Energy Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering (302)
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Safety Applications
100%
Detection System
100%
Hydrogen Detection
100%
Nuclear Safety
100%
Gamma Irradiation
100%
Vulnerability
50%
Power Failure
50%
Hydrogen Gas
50%
Resilient
50%
Hydrogen Sensor
50%
Radioisotopes
50%
Conventional Detection
50%
Palladium Catalyst
50%
Transition Metal Oxide Thin Films
50%
Chemochromic
50%
Fukushima Daiichi
50%
Irradiated Sample
50%
Sensing Ability
50%
Hydrogen Sensing
50%
Extreme Events
50%
Total Dose
50%
Optical Properties
50%
Radiation Dose
50%
Nuclear Plant
50%
Co-60 gamma
50%
Color Change
50%
Negative Effects
50%
Engineering
Thin Films
100%
Nuclear Power Plant
100%
Nuclear Safety
100%
Hydrogen Gas
50%
Negative Effect
50%
Color Change
50%
Electric Power Plant
50%
Chemical Engineering
Film
100%
Transition Metal
50%
Radioisotope
50%