Effect of laser peening on the hydrogen compatibility of corrosion-resistant nickel-based alloy 22
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Jump to search filtersMechanical Properties of Structural Steels in Hydrogen
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Project SA2: Materials Compatibility
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Hydrogen Codes and Standards Q2FY07 Report
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Susceptibility of Metals to Hydrogen-Assisted Fracture
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HYDROGEN SAFETY CODES & STANDARDS PROGRAM QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR OCTOBER -- DECEMBER 2006
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Effects of hydrogen gas on steel vessels and pipelines
Materials for the Hydrogen Economy
Carbon and low-alloy steels are common structural materials for high-pressure hydrogen gas vessels and pipelines. These steels are low cost, and a wide range of properties can be achieved through alloying, processing, and heat treatment.1 Fabricating complex structures such as gas containment vessels and pipelines is readily accomplished with steels since these materials can be formed, welded, and heat treated in large sections.
Hydrogen-Assisted Fracture of Steels for High-Pressure Gas Containment
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Hydrogen-Assisted Fracture of a Cr-Mo Steel for High-Pressure Gas Containment
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Technical Reference on Hydrogen Compatibility of Materials: Aluminum Alloys: Non-Heat Treatable Alloys Pure Al (code 3001)
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Layered Ballistic Protection System
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Material science and technology annual external review panel
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Fracture of Nanocrystalline Aluminum
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Engineering Residual Compressive Stress to Avoid Hydroge Induced Cracking in Metals and Alloys
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Technical Reference on Hydrogen Compatibility of Materials: High-Alloy Ferritic Steels Ferritic Stainless Steels (code 1402)
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Technical Reference on Hydrogen Compatibility of Materials: Duplex Stainless Steels (code 1501)
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Hydrogen Effects in Type 316 Stainless Steel and SAF 2507 Super Duplex Stainless Steel
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Fracture of nanocrystalline aluminum
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Hydrogen Effects in Engineering Materials
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Hydrogen-Assisted Fracture of Ferritic Steels for High-Pressure Gas Storage and Delivery Applications
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Nanostuctured Aluminum for a Macrostructured World
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Characterizing the microstructure and strengthening mechanisms in a cryomilled Al 5083 alloy
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Hydrogen pipelines and material compatibility research at Sandia
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Material characterization for inertia welding development progress report. Part I, microstructural characteristics and phase transformation of 21-6-9 inertia welds produced at Sandia National Laboratories, California
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Subcritical crack growth susceptibility of low-alloy steels in high-pressure hydrogen gas
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