It was pointed out that there had been relatively few determinations of the diffusivity of H in this material. The apparent H diffusion coefficient could however be easily measured by using the technique of sub-surface micro-hardness profiling after cathodic hydrogen charging. The technique was used here in order to determine the diffusivity of H in stoichiometric samples, and in material which was alloyed with Cr and Ti (table 41). The diffusivities were estimated at 298K, on the basis of micro-hardness profiles, after cathodic H charging in 0.05mol/1H2SO4 solution.
P.Banerjee, R.Balasubramaniam: Scripta Materialia, 1998, 39[9], 1215-9
Table 39
Bulk Diffusion of Fe in Fe3Al
Temperature (K) | D (m2/s) |
1503 | 2.26 x 10-12 |
1365 | 5.24 x 10-13 |
1324 | 3.34 x 10-13 |
1276 | 1.96 x 10-13 |
1224 | 5.02 x 10-14 |
1106 | 7.64 x 10-15 |
1083 | 3.48 x 10-15 |
1079 | 3.25 x 10-15 |
1042 | 2.10 x 10-15 |
1021 | 1.54 x 10-15 |
1001 | 7.21 x 10-16 |
974 | 1.95 x 10-16 |
949 | 8.30 x 10-17 |
943 | 7.46 x 10-17 |
899 | 1.54 x 10-17 |
898 | 1.25 x 10-17 |
972 | 5.16 x 10-18 |
847 | 1.40 x 10-18 |