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wwwmsmcamacuk phasetrans Facts Hydrogen dissolves in ferrite austenite Okamoto2004 Facts Hydrogen embrittles iron both single and polycrystalline forms Pfeil 1926 normal pickled ID: 594377

bhadeshia hydrogen facts suh hydrogen bhadeshia suh facts austenite embrittlement 2012 steel song iron ryu mechanisms lee kim threshold

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Hydrogen in complex microstructures in steels

www.msm.cam.ac.uk

/phase-transSlide2

FactsHydrogen dissolves in ferrite, austenite

Okamoto:2004Slide3

FactsHydrogen embrittles iron both single and polycrystalline forms

Pfeil 1926

normalpickledW. H. Johnson: ‘On some remarkable changes produced in iron and steel by the action of hydrogen and acids’, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, 1875, 23, 168–179.Slide4

FactsIt is diffusible hydrogen that embrittles

it is atomic hydrogen that embrittlessubmerging H-containing steel causes frothing

stronger steel more susceptibleW. H. Johnson: ‘On some remarkable changes produced in iron and steel by the action of hydrogen and acids’, Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, 1875, 23, 168–179.Slide5

FactsHobson, 1951Slide6

FactsTendency to embrittle scales with strength

Hobson & Sykes, 1951

or does it in fact scale with ductility in the absence of hydrogen?Slide7

FactsFrohmberg, 1954Slide8

Factshydrogen diffuses faster in ferrite, but there are complications

Coe, 1973Slide9

MechanismsReduction in surface energy of iron, making it easier to cleave (Oriani, 1960)Song,

Bhadeshia, Suh 2013Slide10

Song, Bhadeshia, Suh 2013Slide11

MechanismsAccumulation of internal stress due to diffusible hydrogen precipitating at defects (Zapffe, 1941)Slide12

MechanismsHydrogen enhanced plastic instabilityincreased dislocation mobility due to H segregation

microscopically ductile fracturerequires a heterogeneous distribution of hydrogenSlide13

MechanismsHydrogen enhances vacancy concentrationsvacancies agglomerate

enhances ductile nucleation and linking of cracks

Terasaki et al. 1998Slide14

Facts: summaryAll evidence points to easily diffusible or weakly trapped hydrogen embrittlesTrapped molecular hydrogen irrelevantStrongly trapped hydrogen irrelevantSlide15
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HydrogenSlide18

Yamasaki and

Bhadeshia, 2006Slide19
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Song, Bhadeshia, Suh, 2013Slide21

Composition following transformationSlide22
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200 Å

g

g

a

a

a

Caballero, Mateo, BhadeshiaSlide24
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Sherif, 2005, Ph.D. thesis, CambridgeSlide26

Above percolation threshold

Below percolation thresholdSlide27

Geometrical percolation threshold of overlapping ellipsoidsSlide28
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Fielding, Song, Han, Bhadeshia, Suh, unpublishedSlide30

Fielding, Song, Bhadeshia, Suh, unpublishedSlide31
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Ryu

, Chun, Lee, Bhadeshia, Suh, 2012Slide34

Hydrogen embrittlement of austenite

B. C. De

Cooman

, O. Kwon and K.-G. Chin,

Materials

Science & Technology, 2012Slide35

Hydrogen embrittlement of austeniteSlide36

Hydrogen embrittlement of austeniteFe-0.6C-18Mn

wt% Fe-0.6C-18Mn-1.5Al Ryu, Kim, Lee,

Suh, Bhadeshia, 2012Slide37

Hydrogen embrittlement of austeniteRyu, Kim, Lee, Suh,

Bhadeshia, 2012

Combination of inter- and trans-granular fractureSlide38

Hydrogen embrittlement of austeniteRyu, Kim, Lee, Suh,

Bhadeshia, 2012Slide39

Hydrogen embrittlement of austeniteSlide40
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Methods for mitigating consequences of hydrogenProvide traps for infused hydrogenRetard the infusion of hydrogen

Must not compromise other propertiesFerritic

Control stacking fault energyControl phase transformations

AusteniticSlide44

Open questions:How much hydrogen will enter steel over service life?Any long-term ex-service samples that we can test for hydrogen content?Can void formation at stress concentrations be observed directly using “large facilities”?

How can we suppress enhanced vacancy generation due to H?