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Meeting MS&T22: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium Steels for Sustainable Development
Presentation Title Development of Evaluation Method of Low Alloy Steel in Hydron Environment Using Concurrent Cathodic Hydrogen Charging
Author(s) Yoshihiro Nishihara, Ayaka Nozaki, Hiroshi Okano, Shusaku Takagi
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Yoshihiro Nishihara
Abstract Scope In order to reduce the construction cost of hydrogen infrastructure facilities, application of inexpensive materials such as low alloy steel is required. For the application of materials of which hydrogen embrittlement is a concern such as low alloy steels, acquisition of material data in high pressure hydrogen gas and proof of safety are necessary, but the conduct of the test in high pressure hydrogen gas requires a large cost. In this study, as a simple evaluation technique of mechanical properties in high pressure hydrogen gas, concurrent cathodic hydrogen charging method which carried out mechanical test while introducing hydrogen electrochemically into steel was examined. When the tensile test at low strain rate was carried out in a continuous cathode hydrogen charging environment, fracture displacement equivalent to the test in high-pressure hydrogen gas was obtained.

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Cyclic Deformation and Strain Localization of Ferrite-pearlite Low Alloy Steel under Low-cycle Fatigue
Development of Evaluation Method of Low Alloy Steel in Hydron Environment Using Concurrent Cathodic Hydrogen Charging
Development of Ultra-high Strength TWIP Steel with Increased Corrosion Resistance
Evaluation of Heavy Gauges 690 MPa-class Offshore Steel Racks Required in Modern Wind Turbine Installation Vessels
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Low-density, Medium-Mn Steels for Lightweighting: Influence of Al content on Microstructure and Tensile Properties
Maximizing Scrap Recycling by Designing Cu Tolerant Steel Compositions
Mechanical Property Alterations through Hydrogen Trapping by Nanocarbide Dispersions in Steels
Microstructural Engineering of High Mn Duplex Steel to Achieve Low-cost, High-performance Solutions for Hydrogen Storage and Delivery
Probing Hydrogen-assisted Phase Transformations in Austenitic Stainless Steels Using Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction
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The Essence of Mo and Ni Alloying in Steels for Renewable Power Generation
Through Thickness Microstructural Features for Optimum Ductility Performance In High Pressure Gaseous Hydrogen Pipelines

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