Hydrogen cannot be removed easily from molten steel. What harm hydrogen has on property of steel ?
Answer / Rohit Kandulna
Hydrogen, when present in molten steel, can cause a process known as 'hydrogen embrittlement'. This results in a reduction of the material's ductility and toughness, making the steel more susceptible to cracking or fracturing under stress. Hydrogen embrittlement can significantly weaken the steel, leading to failures during service.
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