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Hydrogen Cannot Be Removed Easily From Molten Steel. What Harm Hydrogen Has On Property Of Steel? |
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Answer» Excessive hydrogen in molten steel RESULTS in the FORMATION of small FISSURES often described as HAIRLINE cracks or flakes in the steel. Large FORGINGS an alloy steel are particularly sensitive to this phenomenon. Excessive hydrogen in molten steel results in the formation of small fissures often described as hairline cracks or flakes in the steel. Large forgings an alloy steel are particularly sensitive to this phenomenon. |
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