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hydrogen embrittlement

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hydrogen embrittlement [′hī·drə·jən em′brid·əl·mənt]
(metallurgy)


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Hydrogen Embrittlement - This type of embrittlement is caused by the absorption of hydrogen during melting, welding, heat treatment or in service.
Silting, corrosion and hydrogen embrittlement take their toll and the damage is irrevocable.
Known as hydrogen embrittlement, this process can lead to sudden catastrophic failure of a metal.
 
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