S.G. Tian
,
L.T. Zhang
,
H. M. Shao
,
L.J. Zou
,
T.F. Li
,
and H. C. Yang (Department of Materials Science
,
Shenyang Polytechnic University
,
Shenyang 110023
,
China) (Corrosion Science Laboratory
,
Institute of Corrosion and Protection of Metals
,
Chinese Academy ofSciences
,
Shenyang 110015
,
China) (Department of Materials Science
,
Northeastern University
,
Shenyang 110006
,
China)
金属学报(英文版)
In this paper, internal oxidation kinetics and the diffusion mechanism of oxygen in sintered Cu-Al alloy have been studied by means of scanning electron microscopy,transmission electron microscopy and heat-weighting scales. The results show that the kinetic curves obey the parabolic law in the initial stage and are linear in the late stage.The oxygen atoms are mainly transported in the from of grain boundary diffusion and volume diffusion in the process of internal oxidation. The plastic deformation of Cu matrix around oxide particles increases the probability of [O] atoms moving in accordance with dislocation diffusion mechanism. Meanwhile, the activation energy and diffusion coefficient in the process of internal oxidation are evaluated by means of kinetic method so as to obtain the velocity equations of reacting interface moving in different stage.
关键词:
: Cu-Al alloy
,
null
,
null
Corrosion Science
The early stages of the evolution of atmospheric corrosion of carbon steels exposed in both a laboratory simulated and a natural atmosphere environment in Shenyang have been observed by in situ scanning electron microscopy. In the case of laboratory cyclic wet-dry tests, even though the chloride content level is very low, filiform corrosion is initiated in the early stage. The filiform corrosion grows in random directions, forming a network of ridges. White nodules nucleate and grow on the ridges during continued corrosion and eventually connect with each other to form the initial corrosion scale. Pits were also found on the surface beneath corrosion products. In the case of a natural atmospheric environment, both filiform corrosion and other localized corrosion, such as pitting and inter-granular attack take place in the initial stage. It is obvious that there is variety of localized corrosion in the initial stage of atmospheric corrosion. (C) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
关键词:
steel;atmospheric corrosion;initial stage;localized corrosion;in-situ;iron;electrolyte;thickness
QIAO Lijie LIU Rui XIAO Jimei University of Science and Technology Beijing
,
Beijing
,
China
金属学报(英文版)
The effects of stress components on nucleation sites and propagation directions of stress cor- rosion cracks in brass were investigated with specimens under mode Ⅱ and mode Ⅲ loadings. The results indicated that under mode Ⅱ loading,stress corrosion cracks nucleated on the site with maximum normal stress component and propagated along the plane perpendieular to the maximum normal stress,under mode Ⅲ loading,the stress corrosion crack was not evident on the 45°plane due to the general corrosion in aqueous solution with high NH_4OH concentra- tion,while stress corroded in aqueous solution with low NH_4OH concentration, numerous cracks with spacings of 10—150μm were found on the 45°plane with maximum normal stress and no stress corrosion cracks was observed on the plane with maximum shear stress.
关键词:
stress corrosion cracking
,
null
,
null
,
null
Materials Chemistry and Physics
The corrosion behaviour of CortenA weathering steel has been investigated using a laboratory accelerated test that involved cyclic wet/dry conditions in Qinghai salt lake water diluted 30 times The characteristics of the rust layers on tested samples were observed by SEM and EPMA analyzed by IRS and XRD and studied by polarization and EIS measurements The weight loss was almost linear indicating that the rust layer had no retarding effect on the corrosion process The crystalline components of the rust layers consisted primarily of beta-FeOOH magnetite (Fe(3)O(4)) and gamma-FeOOH As the corrosion proceeded the amount of beta-FeOOH decreased while that of magnetite and gamma-FeOOH increased XRD EDAX and EPMA indicated that the complex corrosion products magnesioferrite (MgFe(2)O(4)) and iowaite (Mg(4)Fe(OH)(8)OCl 4H(2)O) probably existed in the rust layer in which case they will have had an important Influence on the protectiveness of the rust layer The results of electrochemical measurements showed that the rust layer exhibited high reduction reactivity which facilitated the corrosion of weathering steel in the wetting process The large rust capacitance and small rust resistance indicated that the rust layer had a loose and porous structure which provided poor protection (c) 2010 Elsevier B V All rights reserved
关键词:
Elements;Corrosion test;Electrochemical techniques;Electron probe;low-alloy steels;atmospheric corrosion;carbon-steel;electrochemical;impedance;room-temperature;rust layers;iron;mechanism;products;environment
Surface & Coatings Technology
Using a halide-activated pack-cementation method but at a temperature (600 degrees C) noticeably lower than normal, an eta-Fe(2)Al(5) coating and two delta-Ni(2)Al(3) coatings with and without dispersions of CeO(2) nanoparticles were developed respectively on a low-carbon steel and the steel pretreated with an electrodeposited film of Ni or Ni-CeO(2). The erosion-corrosion (E-C) performance of the three aluminide coatings during 100 h exposure at similar to 600 degrees C in a coal-firing laboratory-scale fluidized-bed combustor (FBC) was investigated, by mounting the aluminized samples onto a rig which maintained rotation for accelerating the relative impacting speed of flying solid particles (mainly SiO(2) bed materials). The eta-Fe(2)Al(5) and the CeO(2)-free delta-Ni(2)Al(3) coatings experienced an unacceptable recession rate. Compared to the two CeO(2)-free aluminide coatings, the CeO(2)-dispersed delta-Ni(2)Al(3) coating offered profoundly improved E-C resistance, because the latter coating was not only strengthened by the CeO(2) dispersion and grain refinement, it also could grow a more adherent alumina scale. (C) 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
关键词:
Erosion-corrosion;CeO(2)-dispersion-strengthening;Aluminizing coating;Grain refinement;Hardening;Reactive element effect;oxidation resistance;reactive elements;alloy-steels;water-vapor;power-plant;nickel;combustion;mechanisms;additions;behavior
Wear
This paper presents the results of a series of tests under liquid-solid erosion conditions using a modified rotating disk rig. The aim of the study was to assess the effect of the sea mud of Zhoushan area in China on erosion-corrosion behaviors of carbon steel and low alloy steel under laboratory conditions. The results showed that the critical flow velocity for 3C carbon steel and 10CrMoAl low alloy steel in 2.4% NaCl solution without sea mud was 3 and 4 m/s, respectively. With the increasing of sea mud (6.6 mu m) content, the erosion-corrosion rate of test steels decreased. In contrast, if silica sand (38 mu m) was used, the erosion-corrosion rate increased with the increasing of sand content. The possible reasons for the abnormal phenomenon were discussed. Hence, it should be very careful if the rotating disk rig is used to do the erosion-corrosion experiment with very fine sea mud. Corrosion played a dominant role for material removal in sea mud containing solutions under the erosion-corrosion condition and the erosion effect of the sea mud was not significant. Therefore, how to improve the corrosion resistance rather than erosion resistance of materials is the key to prolong the lifetime of flow-handling components operated in the sea of Zhoushan area in China. (c) 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
关键词:
erosion-corrosion;carbon steel;low alloy steel;2.4% NaCl solution;sea mud;rotating disk rig;slurry erosion;n80 steel;size;performances;sand
