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Hydrogen embrittlement (HE), also
known as hydrogen-****isted
cracking or hydrogen-induced
cracking (HIC), is a
reduction in the
ductility of a
metal due...
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Embrittlement is a
significant decrease of
ductility of a material,
which makes the
material brittle.
Embrittlement is used to
describe any phenomena...
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Neutron embrittlement,
sometimes more
broadly radiation embrittlement, is the
embrittlement of
various materials due to the
action of neutrons. This is...
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shatter on
impact instead of
bending or
deforming (low
temperature embrittlement). Thus, the DBTT
indicates the
temperature at which, as temperature...
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Liquid metal embrittlement (also
known as LME and
liquid metal induced embrittlement) is a
phenomenon of
practical importance,
where certain ductile metals...
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martensite embrittlement (TME) or one-step
embrittlement. The
second is
referred to as
temper embrittlement (TE) or two-step
embrittlement. One-step embrittlement...
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Caustic embrittlement is the
phenomenon in
which the
material of a
boiler becomes brittle due to the ac****ulation of
caustic substances. As
water evaporates...
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crack and
dissociate into
atomic hydrogen which causes hydrogen embrittlement.
Cracks growing internally are
isolated from the
atmosphere and grow...
- Metal-induced
embrittlement (MIE) is the
embrittlement caused by
diffusion of metal,
either solid or liquid, into the base material.
Metal induced embrittlement occurs...
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elimination of
hydrogen in a
material to
prevent hydrogen embrittlement.
Hydrogen embrittlement is the hydrogen-induced
cracking of metals, particularly...
