Abstract
Experiments were conducted extending for three years in which low alloy high strength steels and stainless steels were exposed under static load to various types of atmospher i. e. in air in the industrial, in the marine and in the rural district.The results of the three years' exposure test showed no cracking either in the welded or in the non-welded specimens of low alloy high strength steels. Neither the non-welded specimens of stainless steels showed any cracking. Pitting and intergranular corrosion occurred, however, in the heat-affected zone of the welded stainless steels i. e. SUS 50 (13% Cr) and SUS 24 (18% Cr).
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