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Project

Investigation of the role of alloying elements and hydrogen in the mechanical degradation of steam turbine steel due to stress-corrosion cracking in acidic water

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

The effect of coolant additives on the vapour explosion behaviour in melt droplet impingement experiments

Arne SimonsInge BellemansTijl CrivitsKim Verbeken

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER

The effect of an Al-induced ferritic microfilm on the hydrogen embrittlement mechanism in martensitic steels

Margot PinsonHauke SpringerKim VerbekenTom Depover

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A-STRUCTURAL MATERIALS PROPERTIES MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROCESSING

Stress corrosion cracking of steam turbine steel : the influence of organic acid characteristics

Tim De SerannoEllen LambrechtsArne VerliefdeTom DepoverKim Verbeken

A1 Journal Article in METALS

The addition of aluminum to brittle martensitic steels in order to increase ductility by forming a grain boundary ferritic microfilm

Margot PinsonSaurubh M. DasHauke SpringerTom DepoverKim Verbeken

A1 Journal Article in SCRIPTA MATERIALIA

Investigation of the effect of carbon on the reversible hydrogen trapping behavior in lab-cast martensitic Fe-C steels

Margot PinsonLisa ClaeysH. SpringerVitaliy BliznukTom DepoverKim Verbeken

A1 Journal Article in MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION

The potential of the internal friction technique to evaluate the role of vacancies and dislocations in the hydrogen embrittlement of steels

Liese VandewalleMilan J. KonstantinovićTom DepoverKim Verbeken

A1 Journal Article in STEEL RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL