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Dr. Mahmoud Abdelrahman Khedr :: Publications:

Title:
Improving hydrogen embrittlement resistance of Hadfield steel by thermo-mechanical flash-treatment
Authors: M. Khedr; W. Li; X. Zhu; P. Zhou; S. Gao; X. Jin
Year: 2018
Keywords: Twins; Hydrogen embrittlement; dislocation.
Journal: Materials science and engineering A
Volume: 712
Issue: Not Available
Pages: 133-138
Publisher: Elsevier
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

Nano-twins microstructures were introduced in a high carbon manganese steel by a novel flash thermo-mechanical treatment in order to achieve high resistance to hydrogen embrittlement. Nano-twinned grains decreased hydrogen diffusivity through the bulk material, although it absorbed more hydrogen than the twins-free specimens. Moreover, it was shown that after electrochemical hydrogen charging, the nano-twins microstructures can reduce dislocations glide during plastic deformation, resulting in forming of fine twin plates.

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