Hydrogen-phase naklep as a result of single isothermal hydride transformations

Hydrogen treatment of metallic materials is a promising area of controlled hydrogen action on metals and alloys in order to impart special properties to them. In this work, the changes in the mechanical properties of palladium during single hydride transformations, which are initiated in the initially non-nakleped palladium hydride, have been experimentally studied. Were investigated wire palladium samples with a purity of 99.98 %, a diameter of 0.5 mm and a length of 165 mm. Samples for research were preliminarily subjected to hydrogen treatment, and then mechanical tests were carried out. The mechanical properties of non-nakleped palladium hydride are presented. Hydrogen-phase naklep of palladium during hydrogen treatment has been studied. It is shown that palladium hydride is a plastic material with low strength characteristics. During the reverse hydride transformation, the hydrogen phase naklep of palladium develops. Experimental facts of the appearance of hydrogen-phase naklep during the interaction of hydrogen with other metals and alloys are discussed.