Hydrogen-resistant high-strength steels and the method for the m

Metal treatment – Stock – Ferrous

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420 83, 420129, C22C 3800

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ABSTRACT:
A high-strength steel having improved resistance to hydrogen embrittlement characterized as being essentially free of manganese and having a stable rare earth oxymetalloid dispersion consisting of, e.g., lanthanum oxysulfide and lanthanum phosphate. The steel prepared using rapid solidification processing coupled with late addition of the rare earth.

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