journal article·2025-07

Effect of stress and strain on hydrogen permeation process in X80 pipeline steel

Shi Zheng, Guijuan Zhou, Shuhui Chen, Wenchao Li, Hongbo Zhang, Yi Qin, Hai Chang, Shi Pu, Feifei Huang, Ke Yang, Zilong Zhao, Chunyin Zhou, Ding Zhang, Wenyue Zheng, Ying Jin

Corrosion Science· Volume 251
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