Abstract
Abstract Hydrogen embrittlement of a low alloy steel has been studied using tensile tests and fracture mechanics techniques. Embrittlement was found to be caused by hydrogen-enhanced decohesion at internal interfaces. Hydrogen degradation of the relatively soft material requires that hydrogen is accumulated on a localized scale by dislocation sweep-in.
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