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The results of experiments using a new method for analyzing hydrogen in steel are reported. Based on thermal analysis, the study revealed which conditions need to exist to avoid delayed failure in electrogalvanized bolts. The measurement of the rate of hydrogen evolution from bolts which were heat treated under different conditions served as the focal point for the study.
The results of experiments using a new method for analyzing hydrogen in steel are reported. Based on thermal analysis, the study revealed which conditions need to exist to avoid delayed failure in electrogalvanized bolts. The measurement of the rate of hydrogen evolution from bolts which were heat treated under different conditions served as the focal point for the study.
| Author(s) | Suzuki, T.Nippon Steel Corp., Miyagawa, T.Gotoh, S.Takahashi, T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 56th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, USA, Paper published in WJI 19(11): 36, 38, 40-41, 43-47;1986 |
| Year | 1986 |
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