The permeability was measured for pressure differentials ranging from 10-3 to 104Pa and for temperatures of between 350 and 1050K (table 66). For each alloy, a square-root dependence of the permeability upon the driving pressure was observed at higher pressures. The pressure at which this relationship no longer applied depended upon the H purity.

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Table 66

Permeation of H in Fe-Cr-Ni Alloys