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/cyclovoltammetry, amperometry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy) Experimental investigation of the material compatibility of interconnector steels, protective coatings and cell materials with adapted glass
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crack evolution in modern and vintage Francis turbine runner steels. The work combines systematic experimental fatigue testing under representative variable-amplitude loading with local fatigue modelling
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of interconnector steels, protective coatings and cell materials with adapted glass-ceramic joining materials, with a focus on interactions during the joining process and under operating conditions Optimisation
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builds top-class wind power solutions. This presents significant opportunities but also challenges specific to the Norwegian context. Tons of steel or concrete, thousands of skilled workforce, new advanced
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of steel or concrete, thousands of skilled workforce, new advanced technologies and service solutions, are only some of the resources needed in the coming years and not yet developed. Norway’s offshore wind