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A quantitative phase-field model for grain boundary trapping and diffusion of hydrogen
Grain boundaries influence hydrogen transport in polycrystalline metals by acting as both trapping sites and interconnected diffusion pathways. Conventional interpretations of thermal desorption spectroscopy (TDS) and permeation experiments often treat traps as isolated defects, neglecting grain bou
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