Page 314 - DISS_NYRKOVA

314

167. Huang F., Liu J., Deng Z.J., Cheng J.H., Lu Z.H., Li X. G. Effect of

microstructure and inclusions on hydrogen induced cracking susceptibility and

hydrogen trapping efficiency of X120 pipeline steel. Materials Science and

Engineering: A. 2010. Vol. 527. № 26. P. 6997–7001.

168. Cheng Y. F. Thermodynamically modeling the interactions of

hydrogen, stress and anodic dissolution at crack-tip during near-neutral pH SCC

in pipelines. Journal of Materials Science. 2007. Vol. 42. № 8. P. 2701–2705.

169. Kim S. J., Kim, K. Y. A review of corrosion and hydrogen diffusion

behaviors of high strength pipe steel in sour environment. Journal of Welding

and Joining. 2014. Vol. 32. № 5. P. 443–450.

170. Effect of hydrogen charging on the mechanical properties of

advanced high strength steels / Depover T. et al. International Journal of

Hydrogen Energy. 2014. Vol. 39. № 9. P. 4647–4656.

171. Briottet L., Batisse R., de Dinechin G., Langlois P., Thiers L.

Recommendations on X80 steel for the design of hydrogen gas transmission

pipelines. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. 2012. Vol. 37. № 11. P.

9423–9430.

172. Hydrogen effects on X80 pipeline steel in high-pressure natural

gas/hydrogen mixtures / B. Meng et al. International Journal of Hydrogen

Energy. 2017. Vol. 42. № 11. P. 7404–7412.

173. Hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of a high strength steel X80 /

I. Moro I. et al. Materials Science and Engineering: A. 2010. Vol. 527.

№ 27-28. P. 7252–7260.

174. Wang R. Effects of hydrogen on the fracture toughness of a X70
pipeline steel. Corrosion Science. 2009. Vol. 51. № 12. P. 2803–2810.

175. Capelle J., Gilgert J., Dmytrakh I., Pluvinage G. The effect of
hydrogen concentration on fracture of pipeline steels in presence of a notch.

Engineering Fracture Mechanics. 2011. Vol. 78. № 2. P. 364–373.