A numerical study on the validity of the local equilibrium hypothesis in modeling hydrogen thermal desorption spectra

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We present a systematic benchmark study on different numerical models for analyzing hydrogen thermal desorption spectra, by focusing on the adoption of the local equilibrium hypothesis in these models. We find that the direct numerical method of the full set of the extended mass conservation equations is only able to predict the experimental behavior of thermal desorption spectra for pure iron in the thin specimen limit, while other models incorporating the local equilibrium hypothesis fail to predict this behavior. © 2009 ISIJ.

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Ebihara, K. I., Kaburaki, H., Suzudo, T., & Takai, K. (2009). A numerical study on the validity of the local equilibrium hypothesis in modeling hydrogen thermal desorption spectra. ISIJ International, 49(12), 1907–1913. https://doi.org/10.2355/isijinternational.49.1907

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