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Advances in Hydrogen Embrittlement Study (2021)

Advances in Hydrogen Embrittlement Study (2021)

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Chapter 1. Short-range-ordering effects on hydrogen embrittlement of austenitic steels - a review

Motomichi Koyama

Chapter 2. The effect of hydrogen charging on TDS and bond energies

Anastasiia A. Chevrychkina, Vladimir A. Polyanskiy, Evgeniy A. Varshavchik

Chapter 3. The key role of dedicated experimental methodologies in revealing the interaction between hydrogen and the steel microstructure

Tom Depover and Kim Verbeken

Chapter4. A contribution on the hydrogen diffusion controlled failure of notched samples

Andreas Drexler, Josef Domitner, Christof Sommitsch

Chapter 5. Establishing elastic-diffusion properties interrelation for a material with microstructure typical of HIC

Ksenia P. Frolova, Elena N. Vilchevskaya

Chapter 6. Influence of linear elastic stresses on hydrogen diffusion into metals

Polina M. Grigoreva, Vladimir A. Polyanskiy, Elena N. Vilchevskaya

Chapter 7. Effect of hydrogen concentration and strain rate on hydrogen embrittlement of ultra-fine grained low carbon steel

Evgeniy D. Merson, Pavel N. Myagkikh, Gennady V. Klevtsov, Dmitri L. Merson, Alexei Yu. Vinogradov

Chapter 8. Acoustoelasticity due to hydrogen embrittlement and skin effects

Dmitriy A. Tretyakov

Chapter 9. Characterization of hydrogen trapping systems and HIC susceptibility of X60 steel by traditional and innovative methodologies

Renzo Valentini, Francesco Aiello, Linda Bacchi, Fabio Biagini, Serena Corsinovi, Michele Villa

Chapter 10. Hydrogen charging of samples printed on 3D, against samples of conventional materials

Yuriy A. Yakovlev

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Pub dateMar 15, 2022
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ISBN-139783030669508
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