Electrochemical and mechanical aspects of hydrogen embrittlement evaluation of martensitic steels

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Abstract: The electrochemical permeation technique allows characterization of the hydrogen fugacity during cat

Palabras claves:

Cathodic hydrogen charging, Counter electrode, Ductile cup and cone fracture, Ductile microvoid coalescence, Electrochemical permeation technique, Fisheyes, Hydrogen fugacity, Hydrogen-assisted fracture, Macroscopically brittle shear fracture, Martensitic advanced high-strength steels, Martensitic quenched and tempered steel, MS 900-1400>MPa AHSS, Q&T 630-780MPa MS, Subcritical crack growth

Autores:

Atrens A., Christien F., CV Tapia-Bastidas, Gray E.M.A., Liu Q., Venezuela J., Verbeken K., Wolski K., Zhou Q.

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