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  1. High strength steel for seismic resistance of beam-to-column connections: novel metal investigation

    The use of high strength steels (HSS) has been gradually increasing since 1930s. However, research and knowledge about HSS lagged, preventing its widespread applicability in seismic resistance structures. Due to the lack of sufficient theoretical and experimental studies regarding ductility, …

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  2. Hydrogen in Austenite: What Changes after Martensitic Transformation?

    Diffusible hydrogen in steels can cause embrittlement. Hydrogen has much lower diffusivity in austenite than in ferrite. Therefore, austenite is relatively immune to embrittlement. However, the poor stability of austenite can lead to martensitic transformation. And martensite cannot dissolve all …

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  3. Hydrogen embrittlement resistance in advanced high strength: vanadium bearing and TRIP-assisted steels

    Advanced high strength steels undergo a series of microstructural transitions associated with damage, these lead to failure especially when hydrogen enters the lattice and gets trapped in defects. It is desired to design advanced steels highly resistant to hydrogen embrittlement (HE), while …

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