Condition
Hydrogen Embrittlement
Also known as: HE, Hydrogen Assisted Cracking
A loss of ductility and load-carrying capacity caused by atomic dissolved in a metal, which can enter during processes such as , pickling, or , or through exposure to - environments in service. It can to delayed, often brittle under stresses well below what the material would normally withstand.
See also
Cases where this term appears
- ML00136 — Hydrogen Cracks of Subsea Studs
- ML00126 — Hydrogen Fracture of Subsea Allen Bolts
- ML00100 — Superduplex Tubing to Forging Welded Joint
- ML00092 — MIC of a Valve Body
- ML00088 — Hydrogen Cracking of an API 5D S135 Drill Pipe
- ML00081 — Hydrogen Cracking of a Chromium Plated Carburized Pin
- ML00079 — Hydrogen Cracking of a Maritime Chain Link
- ML00078 — Hydrogen Cracking of IN 718 Subsea Connector
- ML00076 — Hydrogen Cracking of a 17-7 PH Subsea Spring
- ML00075 — Hydrogen Cracking of IN 718 Subsea Fasteners
- ML00074 — Hydrogen Cracking of a 17-4 PH Subsea Bolt
- ML00073 — Hydrogen Cracking of a LAS Subsea Fastener