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The Development of Methods for Assessing the Creep Crack Growth Behaviour of Materials in Elevated Temperature Hydrogen Service

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 86-87)

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33-40

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.86-87.33

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July 1993

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L. Looney, R.C. Hurst, D. Taylor

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Compact Tension Specimens, Component, Creep Crack Growth, Hydrogen

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