Strength Mater
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DOI: 10.1007/bf01528388
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Variation of ductile-brittle transition temperature with grain size

N. L. Kareta1,
V. G. Mazur2
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“…Moreover, this inhomogeneous microstructure can boost the HIC susceptibility in the final structure. The grain size is another efficient factor to control HIC resistance [36].…”
Section: Microtexturementioning
confidence: 99%

Effect of crystallographic orientations on the hydrogen-induced cracking resistance improvement of API 5L X70 pipeline steel under various thermomechanical processing

Masoumi
1
,
Silva
2
,
Abreu
3
2016
Corrosion Science
111
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“…Moreover, this inhomogeneous microstructure can boost the HIC susceptibility in the final structure. The grain size is another efficient factor to control HIC resistance [36].…”
Section: Microtexturementioning
confidence: 99%

Effect of crystallographic orientations on the hydrogen-induced cracking resistance improvement of API 5L X70 pipeline steel under various thermomechanical processing

Masoumi
1
,
Silva
2
,
Abreu
3
2016
Corrosion Science
111
1
15
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Role of cold rolled followed by annealing on improvement of hydrogen induced cracking resistance in pipeline steel

Mohtadi-Bonab
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Eskandari
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Szpunar
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2018
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Unveiling the mechanism behind irregular inclusions triggering no HIC cracks in steels

Hu,
Peng,
Zhang
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npj Mater Degrad
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