2001 年 65 巻 9 号 p. 807-810
Hydrogen distribution in Ti-Cr alloys with composition of Ti50Cr50 and Ti30Cr70 around TiCr2 Laves phase have been quantitatively observed by the tritium radioluminography, and the relation between the hydrogen distribution and microstructure has been examined. Hydrogen concentration in these alloys has been varied depending on the heat treatment conditions. The heat treated specimens at 1300°C has shown the highest value of hydrogen concentration for both alloys as 0.75 mol% for Ti50Cr50 alloy and 4.2 mol% for Ti30Cr70 alloy. This is attributed to the network structure of BCC phase formed by the heat treatment. The highest value of hydrogen concentration in Ti30Cr70 alloy heat treated at 1300°C has suggested that this specimen has an excellent initial activation property.