Use of High Strength Steel for Hydrogen Containment
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The research involves experiments on model lab heats of an ultra-high-strength steel (high C, low Ni ) and a high-toughness, high-strength steel (high Ni, low C) to determine the limits of toughness as a function of yield strength, grain-boundary purity, and hydrogen fugacity. In addition, the existence and mechanism of brittle intergranular cracking in ideally pure steels is being investigated.
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2007-03-09
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Poster presented at The Search for a Sustainable Energy Future: Challenges for Basic Research, A Mini-Symposium sponsored by the Energy Working Group at Penn, March 9, 2007.