Hydrogen in Metals: Proceedings of an International Conference on the Effects of Hydrogen on Materials Properties and Selection and Structural Design, 23-27 September, 1973, Seven Springs Conference Center, Champion, PaIrving Melvin Bernstein, Anthony W. Thompson |
Contents
GENERAL KEYNOTE LECTURE | 3 |
STRESS CORROSION CRACKING | 12 |
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CLASSICAL INTERNAL HYDROGEN | 17 |
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196 Ductile aluminum alloys annealed aqueous atoms austenitic base alloys behavior blistering brittle bubbles cleavage concentration crack growth rate crack propagation crack tip crack velocity da/dt decrease dislocations ductility ductility loss effect of hydrogen elongation experimental exposure failure fatigue crack growth Ferrovac Figure fracture mechanics fracture surfaces grain boundaries hafnium high strength hydride hydrogen attack hydrogen content hydrogen embrittlement hydrogen environment hydrogen pressure increase incubation indicates interface kinetics KISCC lattice loading maraging maraging steel martensite material matrix mechanical properties metal microcrack microstructure notch nucleation observed occur phase plane strain plane stress plastic deformation plate potential precipitation present reduced region room temperature samples shown solubility solution specimens stainless steels strain rate strength levels Stress Corrosion Cracking susceptibility tensile tests thickness threshold stress intensity titanium Trans Troiano uranium values yield strength yield stress zirconium