| 英文摘要 |
Annealing effects on the hydrogen diffusion of AISI 430 stainless steel were investigated at temperature of 873K ~ 1173K. Through hydrogen diffusion tests, the time-lag (tl), breakthrough time (tb), diffusivity and sub-surface concentration CHS were derived. Microstructure variations were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), optical microscopy (OM), and X-ray diffractometry (XRD). It was found that the diffusivity was a little reduced to a factor of about 0.8 at 873 ~ 973K, as compared with the as-received material. It was considered that hydrogen diffusion path of grain boundaries was partly replaced by that of lattice because the grain growth reduce the ratio of grain boundary to lattice At 1073 ~ 1173K, the diffusivity was increased to a surface of 2~3, on the contrary. XRD showed a high ratio of (110) preferred orientation and SEM showed a further grain growth, especially at 1173K. It was suggested that a more quick diffusion path such as the lattice diffusion of (110) preferred orientation replaced the lattice diffusion of random orientation and the grain boundary which was possibly a barrier for a quick diffusion path was further reduced |