Effect of Chronium on Hydrogen Environment Embrittlement of Fe-Cr Alloys
Effect of Chronium on Hydrogen Environment Embrittlement of Fe-Cr Alloys
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铬对铁铬合金氢环境脆化的影响
DOI:
10.2320/jinstmet1952.67.4_161
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
K. Yokogawa
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作者:
S. Fukuyama;Lin Zhang;M. Wen;K. Yokogawa
Tensile properties of FeCr alloys of chromium content up to 30 were investigated from 1.1 to 39.3 MPa of hydrogen and in 0.6 MPa of argon at room temperature by using a specially designed equipment. The results obtained are as follows. 1. Annealed FeCr alloys of Cr content up to 30 Elongation and reduction of area of the annealed alloys decreased with increase in hydrogen pressure, while hydrogen showed no effect on 0.2 proof stress and tensile strength. Hydrogen environment embrittlement (HEE) was minimized at 4~ 8 of chromium content, and HEE increased with increase in chromium content above 12. It is considered that the crack formed by hydrogen on the surface propagated rapidly, when plastic deformation occurred near the maximum load point in stressstrain diagram. 2. FeCr alloys of 16~30Cr content aged at 748 K Hydrogen susceptibility of aged alloys of 16 to 20 chromium content from was larger than that of annealed alloys, and HEE behavior was the same as that of annealed ones. In the aged alloys of 25 to 30 chromium content, the tensile strength, elongation and the reduction of area greatly decreased with increase both in hydrogen pressure and chromium content, while hydrogen showed no effect on 0.2 proof stress. It is considered that the aging at 748 K enhanced the cleavage fracture sensitivity, and a small crack formed by hydrogen with small plastic deformation induced the cleavage fracture easily, thus the aging at 748 K increased the HEE sensitivity.