Re: Springs ? I would not do em unless you have an oven .

Posted by Will (in IL) on Saturday, December 30, 2006 at 23:04:38 :

In Reply to: Re: Springs ? I would not do em unless you have an oven . posted by Gary Troxel on Saturday, December 30, 2006 at 22:20:22 :

Hydrogen embrittlement occurs in a number of forms but the common features are an applied tensile stress and hydrogen dissolved in the metal. Hydrogen embrittlement does not affect all metallic materials equally. The most vulnerable are high-strength steels, titanium alloys and aluminum alloys.

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• I've only heard of it from plating. - chriscase 23:44:48 12/30/2006
  • Re: I've only heard of it from plating. - David 01:15:28 12/31/2006
    • 'Caustic'= high PH=" Potential Hydrogen" - chriscase 19:49:01 12/31/2006
    • Hydrogen Embrittlement - Will (in IL) 09:02:22 12/31/2006
    • Re: I've only heard of it from plating. - Gary Troxel 08:39:56 12/31/2006

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