| 英文摘要 |
An Fe-Ni base amorphous alloy Fe40Ni38Mo4B18 was used as the sample material. Cracking of the alloy induced by hydrogen under two charging conditions (dynamic charging and static charging) was examined. The accumulation of hydrogen in the specimen was determined from the diffusivity and surface hydrogen concentration data previously obtained by a permeation method. The mechanism of hydrogen-induced cracking by dynamic charging could be ascribed to the decohesion effect of the interstitial hydrogen, whereas the cause of cracking by static charging was attributed to the combined effect of interstitial hydrogen and internal hydrogen pressure. |