Hydrogen permeation in a Cr–Mo–V medium-carbon steel: Effect of the quenching medium and tempering temperature
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy(2022)
摘要
Hydrogen permeation tests are carried out to evaluate the effect of the quenching medium and tempering temperature on the permeation parameters and density of hydrogen traps, of a Cr–Mo–V low-alloy medium-carbon steel. Three types of steel membranes are tested: 1) in the as-quenched condition, 2) tempered at 235 °C and 3) tempered at 530 °C; each one quenched in two different media: oil or brine. From the as-quenched condition, the apparent concentration of hydrogen and hydrogen flux, tend to decrease as the tempering temperature increases. The membranes in the as-quenched condition and tempered at 530 °C, show lower hydrogen diffusivity and higher density of hydrogen traps than membranes tempered at 235 °C. It is concluded that tempering at 235 °C, promotes hydrogen induced cracking, which is contrary to what has been previously determined. The cracking is related to a higher hydrogen diffusivity and lower density of hydrogen traps.
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Hydrogen permeability,Diffusive parameters,Tempering stages,Hydrogen traps
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