in this paper, the hydrogen embrittlement of the high strength cr-si spring steel with after zn-12%ni electroplating, have been evaluated. slow strain rate test with 3.34 × 10 -6 sec -1 strain rate was performed, and the hydrogen embrittlement index of the different samples was calculated. the effect of shot peening before plating and the baking after plating and also the effect of applying a n...

advanced high strength steels (ahss) have recently attracted great attention because of their superior mechanical properties. a modern group of these steels, known as twinning induced plasticity (twip) steels, shows a unique combination of strength and ductility even at high rates of strain. in order to examine the functionality of such steels in dynamic loading conditions, their mechanical beh...

conclusions pci was accompanied by some improvement in left atrial deformation indices as assessed by tissue doppler imaging. revascularization can, therefore, improve patient outcome. results regarding changes in left trial functional parameters after pci, those such as the strain of the septal wall and the anterior and inferior walls and the strain rate of the anterior and lateral walls signi...

P. Vaňová, J. Sojka. VŠB Technical u niversity of O strava, FMME, Ostrava, Czech Republic This paper is dealing with hydrogen embrittlement of austenitic-ferritic 2205 duplex steel using the slow strain rate test (SSRT). The original material was subjec ted to heat treatment under 700 °C during 5 hours and f ollowing aircooling with the aim of pr ovoking sigma phase pr ecipitation and embrittle...

Slow strain rate test (SSRT) represent a dynamic slowly increasing strain imposed by an external means on uniaxial tension specimen according to ASTM G 129 standard. It is used for relatively rapid screening or comparative evaluation of environmental, processing or metallurgical variables that can affect resistance of material. Testing has been accomplished on low-alloyed boiler steel 14MoV6-3 ...