19-07-2020, 10:12 AM
I have vague recollections of having read somewhere that electrolytic rust removal can cause hydrogen enbrittlement of steel and, consequently, should not be used on structural components or those where strength is important.
Does anyone know whether I imagined this and, if I did not, is a real concern or a theoretical one which has no real impact in practice?
Regards,
Jamie.
Does anyone know whether I imagined this and, if I did not, is a real concern or a theoretical one which has no real impact in practice?
Regards,
Jamie.