Performance Evaluation of High-Strength Steel Pipelines for High-Pressure Gaseous Hydrogen Transportation

Chen, Yaoshan; Liu, Ming; Wang, Yong-Yi; Slifka, Andrew J.; Drexler, Elizabeth; Amaro, Robert; McColskey, David; Hayden, Louis

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Performance Evaluation of High-Strength Steel Pipelines for High-Pressure Gaseous Hydrogen Transportation

2009-01-01
By Chen, Yaoshan ; Liu, Ming ; Wang, Yong-Yi

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Chen, Yaoshan ; Liu, Ming ; Wang, Yong-Yi ; Slifka, Andrew J. ; Drexler, Elizabeth ; Amaro, Robert ; McColskey, David ; Hayden, Louis
Corporate Creators:

Center For Reliable Energy Systems ; National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.) ; American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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CRES-2009-J02-01 ; BAA DTHP56-07-0001
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

United States. Office of Pipeline Safety
Abstract:

Pipeline steels suffer significant degradation of their mechanical properties in high-pressure gaseous hydrogen, including their fatigue cracking resistances to cyclic loading. The current project work was conducted to produce fatigue crack growth rate (FCGR) data of pipeline steels in a gaseous hydrogen environment, to understand the process of hydrogen-enhanced FCG and the influence of major process variables such as material strength, hydrogen pressure, and loading conditions, and to provide a basic data set for recommendation of code update and modification.
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:863fc6ced3af7c51c2fdcfc8118f4532b317223bbbb93354b7e2ef046144fcea

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