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Тitlе of your ρaρеr is Mechanical behavior of electrochemically hydrogenated electron beam melting (EBM) and wrought Ti–6Al–4V using small punch test. and the information of the аbѕtrаct: The influence of electrochemical charging of hydrogen at j = ?5 mA/cm2 for 6, 12, 48 and 96 h on the structural and the mechanical behavior of wrought and electron beam melting (EBM) Ti–6Al–4V alloys containing 6 wt% β and similar impurities level was investigated. The length of the α/β interphase boundaries in the EBM alloy was larger by 34% compared to that in the wrought alloy. The small punch test (SPT) technique was used to characterize the mechanical behavior of the non-hydrogenated and hydrogenated specimens. It was found that the maximum load and the displacement at maximum load of the wrought alloy remained nearly stable after 6 h of charging, showing a maximum decrease of ～32% and 11%, respectively. Similarly, hydrogenation of the EBM alloy resulted in a gradual degradation in mechanical properties with charging time, up to ～81% and 86% in pop-in load and displacement at the "pop-in" load, respectively. The mode of fracture of the wrought alloy changed from ductile to semi-brittle with mud-cracking in all hydrogenated specimens. In contrast, the mode of fracture of the EBM alloy changed from a mixed mode ductile-brittle fracture to brittle fracture with star-like morphology. The degraded mechanical properties of the EBM alloy are attributed to its α/β lamellar microstructure which acted as a short-circuit path and enhanced hydrogen diffusion into the bulk as well as δ a and δ b hydride formation on the surface. In contrast, a surface layer with higher concentration of δ a and δ b hydrides in the wrought alloy sеrᴠеd as a barrier to hydrogen uptake into the bulk and increased the alloy resistivity to hydrogen embrittlement (HE). This study shows that EBM Ti–6Al–4V alloy is more susceptible to mechanical degradation due to HE than wrought Ti–6Al–4V alloy. [Display omitted] ? Hydrogen effects on electron beam melting (EBM) and wrought Ti–6Al–4V are compared. ? Electrochemical hydrogenation and the small punch test (SPT) are employed. ? The EBM alloy is more susceptible to hydrogen embrittlement than the wrought alloy. ? The fracture mode changes dramatically due to exposure to hydrogen. ? Different hydrogen effects arise from different microstructures and oxygen content. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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