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  1. MetallurgistJosh

    Are Hydrogen Embrittlement Fractures Always Intergranular?

    I agree with ironic metallurgist: it can be very hard to tell with martensite, especially. Another option is to try ASTM F1624 testing using the actual material. It takes a sub-size specimen and determines the threshold for hydrogen embrittlement.

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