Abstract
Investigations presented include a comparative evaluation of the corrosionmechanical characteristics of specimens of high-strength chrome-nickelmolybdenum steel taking into consideration the different methods of melting of the original metal. A comparison of the corrosion-mechanical test results obtained with the results of acceptance tests are presented. A study of the fracture surfaces and the specimen material with the use of fractographic, macroscopic, and microscopic analyses is given. The systematization of the corrosion-mechanical test results with the use of methods of mathematical statistics are presented.
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