The Materials Technical Reference for Hydrogen Compatibility, developed by Sandia National Laboratories, is a comprehensive online resource supporting the safe design of hydrogen systems. It compiles experimental and literature-based data on how different materials behave in hydrogen environments, including effects such as hydrogen embrittlement, permeation, and mechanical degradation.
The platform serves as an engineering tool for selecting suitable materials for hydrogen storage, transport, and refuelling infrastructure, helping ensure structural integrity under demanding conditions.
By continuously updating data and collaborating internationally, Sandia provides a critical scientific foundation for developing hydrogen safety codes and standards.
This reference plays a key role in enabling reliable and large-scale deployment of hydrogen technologies across energy systems.
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