Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1580541 Materials Science and Engineering: A 2009 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
Tensile specimens have been tested at room temperature, finding clear delamination in the rolling direction but only incipient delamination in the transverse direction. Delamination is found to be a strain rate-controlled process whose morphology depends on the material's processing history, suggesting that its cause may be embrittlement induced by hydrogen occluded during processing. Delamination has only a small influence on mechanical properties in the rolling direction, but in the transverse direction a loss of ductility is detected particularly for aged specimens.
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