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| Research Progress on Hydrogen Damage Mechanism of Pipeline Steel in Contact with Hydrogen Environment |
LI Xin1, WEI Boxin2, LU Yanghui1, SUN Chen1, YU Wentao1, XU Meng1, LIU Wei1( ) |
1 State Power Investment Group Science and Technology Institute Co., Ltd., Beijing 102200, China
2 Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang 110016, China |
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LI Xin, WEI Boxin, LU Yanghui, SUN Chen, YU Wentao, XU Meng, LIU Wei. Research Progress on Hydrogen Damage Mechanism of Pipeline Steel in Contact with Hydrogen Environment. Journal of Chinese Society for Corrosion and protection, 2024, 44(5): 1125-1133.
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Abstract At present, the global low-carbon and green development is urgent, and the voice of hydrogen energy as a zero-carbon energy is rising. Hydrogen storage and transportation is an extremely important part of the hydrogen industrial chain, whilst, among others the pipeline transportation is the most economical and efficient way. However, the pipeline steel is in direct contact with hydrogen, and thus the issue of hydrogen induced damage has become a hot topic again. This review focused on the advancements of how are hydrogen molecules adsorbed and converted into hydrogen atoms on the steel surface and then permeated inwards, as well as the microscopic mechanism of hydrogen embrittlement. The relationships between the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility with the properties of pipeline steel, such as strength, microstructure, hydrogen traps, and the external environmental factors, such as hydrogen partial pressure, temperature, and load, are summarized. The methods for preventing and inhibiting the hydrogen embrittlement of pipeline steel are further summarized. Finally, specific suggestions are proposed for the current difficulties in the study of hydrogen damage related with pipeline steel.
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Received: 01 November 2023
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| Fund: National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFB4003400) |
Corresponding Authors:
LIU Wei, E-mail: liuwei@spic.com.cn
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