NASA NTRS · 19940000567
Hydrogen-Resistant Fe/Ni/Cr-Base Superalloy
Abstract
Strong Fe/Ni/Cr-base hydrogen- and corrosion-resistant alloy developed. Superalloy exhibits high strength and exceptional resistance to embrittlement by hydrogen. Contains two-phase microstructure consisting of conductivity precipitated phase in conductivity matrix phase. Produced in wrought, weldable form and as castings, alloy maintains high ductility and strength in air and hydrogen. Strength exceeds previously known Fe/Cr/Ni hydrogen-, oxidation-, and corrosion-resistant alloys. Provides higher strength-to-weight ratios for lower weight in applications as storage vessels and pipes that must contain hydrogen.
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Bhat, Biliyar N., Chen, Po-Shou, Panda, Binayak. 1994-10-01. Hydrogen-Resistant Fe/Ni/Cr-Base Superalloy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000567
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