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Standards for diffusible or residual hydrogen

I Know standards to determine the diffusible hydrogen in welds, but I want to know any standard to determine the hydrogen that exist (diffusible or residual hydrogen) in the metal of and old equipment that work in a hydrogen ambient.

Félix Ramos Morales
welding professor - Santa Clara, Villa Clara, Cuba
2004
publicly reply to Félix Ramos Morales

The Barnacle test method described in ASTM F1113 or ISO 15724 is not specific to welds. You can obtain these standards directly from ASTM or ISO, or from Global Engineering Documents.

Toby Padfield
Automotive module supplier - Michigan
2004
publicly reply to Toby Padfield

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