journal article·2026-01

Hydrogen-induced failure mechanism of X80 pipeline steel welded joints based on macro-and micro-scale experimental analysis: Embrittlement enhancement effect caused by high hydrogen trap density

Xia Wu, Zihan Song, Minqian Tan, Wenlong Jia, Jindou Liu

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