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TEES National Corrosion and Materials Reliability Center

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Sulfide Stress Corrosion: Nanostructured steel

 

  • Evaluate the susceptibility to sulfide stress corrosion cracking of both high strength low alloy carbon steels in sour service conditions as well as low yield point high ductile steels.
  • Provide a consistent and reliable method to predict the threshold stress which initiates cracking (KISSCC). This parameter that can be used to quantify the susceptibility to cracking.
  • Perform materials chemical composition characterization and imaging (EDS, WDS and ICPMS).

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