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- Title
Precipitates and hydrogen permeation in HSLA steel produced by TMCP.
- Authors
Zhang, Q A; Zhang, Z Y; Jiao, S H
- Abstract
<title/> The precipitates and hydrogen permeation behaviour were investigated in high strength low alloy steel produced by thermomechanical controlled processing with air/water cooling after finishing rolling, and the water cooled specimens were further tempered at various temperatures. Two types of precipitates have been found in the specimens. One is TiN with the size ranging from 50 to 300 nm, and the other one is fine NbC. The cooling and tempering treatment conditions affect the precipitation behaviour of NbC particles in α-Fe, leading to the difference in hydrogen permeation. The apparent hydrogen diffusivity in the air cooled specimen is lower than that in the specimen quenched and subsequently tempered at 300°C when the charging current density is 10 mA cm-2. Increasing the tempering temperature to 500°C leads to the decrease of apparent hydrogen diffusivity; but the value is still higher than that in the air cooled specimen. However, the apparent hydrogen diffusivity slightly increases with further increasing tempering temperature from 500 to 650°C.
- Subjects
PRECIPITATION (Chemistry); HYDROGEN; PERMEABILITY; TITANIUM nitride; DIFFUSION
- Publication
Corrosion Engineering, Science & Technology, 2011, Vol 46, Issue 4, p375
- ISSN
1478-422X
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1179/147842209X12464471864691