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Hydrogen Embrittlement: Prevention and Control
Raymond Louis
Pages: 421
Published: 1988
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Raymond Louis
Opening Remarks
Sonnino Carlo
Overview: Sections 1 and 2
Anctil Albert
Opening Remarks
Fricioni Rudy
Summary: Section 3
Fricioni Rudy
Overview: Section 4
McIntyre Dale
Overview: Section 5
Blackburn Joseph
Overview: Section 6
Field Werner
Hydrogen Embrittlement Test Methods: Current Status and Projections
Raymond Louis
Electrochemical Aspects of Hydrogen in Metals
DeLuccia John
Hydrogen Embrittlement Coverage by U.S. Government Standardization Documents
Clegg Edward
Other ASTM Committees and ISO Committees Involved in Hydrogen Embrittlement Test Methods
Grobin Allen
Specifications for Hydrogen Control Testing of Materials
Coates David
Accelerated Acceptance Testing for Hydrogen Embrittlement Control
Dreher Robert
Assessment of the Degree of Hydrogen Embrittlement Produced in High-Strength 4340 Steel by Plating-and-Baking Processes Using Slow Strain Rate Testing
Pollock William
Electrochemical Sensor for the Determination of Hydrogen in Metals by Potential Measurements
Mackor Adri, Wim de Kreuk C., Schoonman Joop
The Barnacle Electrode Method to Determine Diffusible Hydrogen in Steels
Berman David, Agarwala Vinod
The Development of an In-Situ Sensor for Measuring the Hydrogen Content of Liquid Iron
Ohtsubo Takashi, Kawase Hirahisa, Yamazaki Shu-ichi
A Study of the Effect of Voids on Hydrogen Diffusion Through Electroslag Refined Steel
Wang Mingmei, Shewmon Paul
Sensitivity of Steels to Degradation in Gaseous Hydrogen
Cialone Henry, Holbrook John
The Present Status of the Disk Pressure Test for Hydrogen Embrittlement
Fidelle Jean-Pierre
Screening Tests for Hydrogen Stress Cracking Susceptibility
Crumly William
Ranking Materials for Extreme Sour Gas Service Using the Slow Strain Rate Method
Mclntyre Dale
A Bent Beam Test Method for Hydrogen Sulfide Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance
Cox Donald
Selection of Petroleum Industry Materials Through Use of Environmental Cracking Tests
Ciaraldi Stephen
In Situ Measurement of Hydrogen in Weld Heat Affected Zones Thru Mass Spectrometry and Computer Analysis
Pressouyre Gerard, Lemoine Veronique, Dubois Daniel, Leblond Jean-Baptiste, Saillard Patrick, Faure Francois
Testing of Welding Electrodes for Diffusible Hydrogen and Coating Moisture
Siewert Thomas
Diffusible Hydrogen Testing by Gas Chromatography
Quintana Marie, Dannecker John
The Effect of Weld Metal Diffusible Hydrogen on the Cracking Susceptibility of HY-80 Steel
Wong Richard
In-Process Prediction of the Diffusible Hydrogen Content of Gas Metal Arc Welds
White Dawn, Chionis William
Prevention of Hydrogen Embrittlement by Surface Films
Murray George
Hydrogen Embrittlement and Relief Treatment Study of Zinc Phosphate-Coated Submunitions
Voorhis Gerard
Examination of Cadmium-Plated Aircraft Fasteners for Hydrogen Embrittlement
Levy Milton, Bruggeman Gordon
Proof Test Logic for Hydrogen Embrittlement Control
Krams William
Quantitative Analysis of Critical Concentrations for Hydrogen-Induced Cracking
Pressouyre Gerard, Faure Frangois
Assessment of the Degree of Hydrogen Embrittlement Produced in Plated High-Strength 4340 Steel by Paint Strippers Using Slow Strain Rate Testing
Pollock William, Grey Colin
The Hydrogen Embrittlement Susceptibility of Ferrous Alloys: The Influence of Strain on Hydrogen Entry and Transport
Scully John, Moran Patrick
Hydrogen Transport, Microstructure, and Hydrogen-Induced Cracking in Austenitic Stainless Steels
Perng T., Altstetter C.
Temperature Dependence of Fatigue Crack Propagation in Niobium-Hydrogen Alloys
Polvanich Nikom, Salama Kamel
Author Index
Subject Index
Committee: F07
Paper ID: STP962-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP962-EB
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