Abstract
This study investigated the effects of dislocation patterns introduced by cold rolling deformation on the hydrogen absorption properties, hydrogen trap behaviors and hydrogen embrittlement (HE) resistance for Armco iron under electrochemical charging. The surface hydrogen coverage first increases and then decreases with increasing deformation, and reaches a maximum at 50% deformation. Dislocation cell walls appear when the deformation is greater than 50%. Furthermore, the HE resistance is improved when the deformation reaches 80%. Because the dislocation cell walls can be used as effective hydrogen traps when the dislocation density reaches a sufficiently high value.
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