2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2014.12.083
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Development of a methodology to study the hydrogen embrittlement of steels by means of the small punch test

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“…Three CrMoV steels were used in this study: the base metal (CrMoV-1), with a high resistance to hydrogen embrittlement [9], a high strength weld metal (CrMoV-2), which is highly susceptible to this phenomenon [9], and this same weld metal after being subjected to an intermediate heat treatment (CrMoV-3). Figure 1 shows the microstructure of CrMoV-1 (tempered martensite) and CMoV-2 (lath martensite).…”
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“…Three CrMoV steels were used in this study: the base metal (CrMoV-1), with a high resistance to hydrogen embrittlement [9], a high strength weld metal (CrMoV-2), which is highly susceptible to this phenomenon [9], and this same weld metal after being subjected to an intermediate heat treatment (CrMoV-3). Figure 1 shows the microstructure of CrMoV-1 (tempered martensite) and CMoV-2 (lath martensite).…”
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“…The effect of hydrogen embrittlement on the tensile properties degradation of CrMoV steels was analyzed by means of a custom designed SPT device, which is depicted in Figure 3a and is thoroughly described in [9]. This device allows to test the specimens inside a hydrogen environment.…”
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