Many articles have been written regarding the problem of hydrogen sulfide corrosion of engineering materials used in oil field environments. In general, these articles are concerned with either a state-of-the art survey,1,2  theoretical mechanisms,3,4 laboratory testing5-8  or field reports.9-14  It is clearly evident that much has been done, yet more remains to be done.

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Test methods, Materials, Yield stress, Inspection, Stress, Sulfide stress, Mechanical failure, Steel, Carbon steel, Stainless steel, Sulfide stress cracking, Hardness, Yield strength
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