| 英文摘要 |
The notched tensile strength (NTS) of T-250 maraging steel aged at various conditions and laser-annealed specimen was determined. In air, the 482℃/4hr aged specimen had the highest NTS among the specimens. Obvious degradation in NTS was found for the 482℃ aged specimen tested in gaseous hydrogen, while other specimens were resistant to gaseous hydrogen embrittlement. This reduction in NTS was also related to the change of fracture features from ductile fracture in air to mixed mode fracture in H2. Severe decrease in NTS was found for all the specimens tested in the saturated H2S solution, which associated with intergranular fracture. Gaseous hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of 482℃ aged specimen can be reduced by subjecting to laser-annealing treatment. |