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high strength strip steels hydrogen embrittlement

I am looking for information (standards, tests, ...) about hydrogen embrittlement and delayed hydrogen rupture in carbon steels having tensile strength above 160 ksi (1100 MPa) after pickling and electro-galvanizing, particularly in flat products.

Thank you for any help you can offer.

Jean-Pierre LAURENT
SOLLAC
1998

I am looking for information on hydrogen related cracking failures of AISI 4140 at HRC 35-40. In addition, I am interested in any information relating to the failure of high pressure gas cylinders (DOT 3T).

Bryan Hinzie
Advanced Silicon Materials, Inc.
1998

I need some information and literature about the connection between hydrogen, hydrogen embrittlement and delayed cracking in stainless steels after deep drawing. Thank you!

Annett Simon
TU Bergakedemie Freiberg - Germany
1999

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