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Hydrogen Embrittlement of Maraging Steel Tension Bolt / Wasserstoffversprödung eines Spannbolzens aus Maraging-Stahl

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An ultra-high strength maraging steel bolt, used to fasten steel bands in an aerospace separation system failed prematurely under a sustained stress of about 42 % of its tensile strength during its qualification tests prior to acceptance for flight as mentioned in this paper.
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An ultrahigh strength maraging steel bolt, used to fasten maraging steel bands in an aerospace separation system failed prematurely under a sustained stress of about 42 % of its tensile strength during its qualification tests prior to acceptance for flight. The metallographic investigation of this failed bolt revealed that certain defects on its surface were filled up by multipass welding causing an inhomogeneous microstructure as well as the accumulation of hydrogen at its sharp thread roots. This caused the delayed failure of the bolt at a lower stress level

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Stress Corrosion Cracking of a Maraging Steel Shear Bolt Used in the Interstage Structure of a Satellite Launch Vehicle

TL;DR: In this paper, the failure of a M250 grade maraging steel bolt was attributed to stress corrosion cracking, which occurred at the stepped region before the start of threads and propagated inward in an intergranular mode.
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Simulation of Metallurgical Failure of a Maraging Steel Tension Rod

TL;DR: In this article, the authors simulate formation of such a defect in a maraging steel rod and analyse the probable metallurgical reasons leading to its premature failure using optical and scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive spectroscopy.
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