DELAYED FAILURE AND HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT IN STEEL
DELAYED FAILURE AND HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT IN STEEL
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钢的延迟失效和氢脆
DOI:
10.21236/ad0038142
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发表时间:
1954
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通讯作者:
A. R. Troiano
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作者:
R. P. Frohmberg;W. J. Barnett;A. R. Troiano
The phenomenon of delayed failure in steel has been correlated with the presence of electrolytically introduced hydrogen. Delayed failure may occur over a wide range of relatively low applied stresses and this stress range is dependent upon strength level, notch acuity and aging time after the introduction of hydrogen. The observed reductions in ductility are a function of both the depth of hydrogen penetration and the degree or severity of hydrogen embrittlement. The effects of aging with and without load have demonstrated the necessity of exceeding some minimum critical stress in the presence of hydrogen to embrittle steel. A bainitic structure was shown to behave in a fashion similar to that of tempered martensite, except that the overall embrittlement appeared less severe. FOR THE COMMANDER: