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Hydrogen charged nickel was deformed in tension at a test temperature of 208 K to study the diffusive segregation of hydrogen during straining and the dependence of embrittlement on grain boundary hydrogen concentration and deformation rate. Tests were performed on samples in the as-quenched condition at various strain rates. An increase in the degree of embrittlement at slow strain rates can be attributed to diffusive segregation of hydrogen to grain boundaries during the test period. The embrittlement of samples with equal grain boundary hydrogen concentration was found to be relatively insensitive to strain rate, bulk hydrogen concentration and the total time at the test temperature. R&un&-Du nickel charge en hydrogene a et& dtformt en traction a 290 K pour ttudier la segregation par diffusion de l'hydrogdne pendant la deformation, ainsi que l'influence de la concentration en hydrogene dans les joints de grains et de la vi&se de deformation sur la fragilisation. Ces essais ont ete realists sur des echantillons bruts de trempe pour differentes vitesses de deformation. On peut attribuer l'augmentation du taux de fragilisation observee aux faibles vitesses de deformation a la segre

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Author
D.H. Lassila; H.K. Birnbaum
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; University of Toronto Press; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0001-6160)
Published
1988
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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