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Density and Hydrogen Occlusion of Some Ferrous Metals

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Densities of SAE 1020 (I) and ingot iron (11) decreased with cold rolling to minima at 60 pct reduction, whereas high-purity iron (Ill) was unaffected. I recovered promptly with annealing; 11, sluggishly and incompletely. Hydrogen occlusion of III or 11 was barely affected by 60 pct cold reduction, but that of I was increased a hundredfold.

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  1. General Electric Research Laboratory, Schenectady, USA

    J. H. Keeler (Member AIME is now Research Associate)

  2. The Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa., USA

    H. M. Davis (Member AIME, is Professor of Chemical Metallurgy)

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Discussion on this paper, TP 3434E, may be sent, 2 copies, to AIME by April I, 1953. Manuscript, Feb. 8, 1952; revised, July 31, 1952. Los Angeles Meeting, February 1953.

This paper represents part of a thesis by J. H. Keeler submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy to The Pennsylvania State College, June 1951.

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Keeler, J.H., Davis, H.M. Density and Hydrogen Occlusion of Some Ferrous Metals. JOM 5, 44–48 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03397446

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