Effects of Mo and Mn elements on pitting corrosion resistance of lean duplex stainless steel in C1- media solution have been studied. Gravimetric tests in 6 mass% FeCl3 at 35 ℃ and potentiodynamic analysis in 3.5 mas...Effects of Mo and Mn elements on pitting corrosion resistance of lean duplex stainless steel in C1- media solution have been studied. Gravimetric tests in 6 mass% FeCl3 at 35 ℃ and potentiodynamic analysis in 3.5 mass% NaCI were carried out. The corrosion potential （Ecoor） and the pitting potential （Epit） are shifted to a more noble po tential because of the presence of Mo around the pits. While the presence of Mn could sharply reduce the value of pitting resistance equivalent number （PREn） and the pits can be formed more easily. The pits are found generating at the phase with a lower PREn. The identical tendencies between the Epit and PREn of weaker phase are the same. A corrosion mechanism has been proposed to determinate pitting corrosion behavior based on microstructural observations.展开更多
The effect of Si on the high temperature oxidation behavior of the 30Cr13 martensitic stainless steels was investigated. The underlying mechanism was further discussed by oxidation kinetics curves, scanning electron m...The effect of Si on the high temperature oxidation behavior of the 30Cr13 martensitic stainless steels was investigated. The underlying mechanism was further discussed by oxidation kinetics curves, scanning electron microscopy （SEM） and X-ray diffraction （XRD） analysis. It was ob- served that the addition of Si can significantly reduce the mass gain per unit area and the oxidation rate of the experimental steels. With the increase of Si content, the film surface composed of the wheat-like oxides turned into the small granular oxides after oxidation for 120 h. The SiO_2 film formed on the metal substrate inhibited the outward diffusion of the metal cation and the inward diffusion of the oxygen anion; thus, the high temperature oxidation resistance was enhanced.展开更多
文摘Effects of Mo and Mn elements on pitting corrosion resistance of lean duplex stainless steel in C1- media solution have been studied. Gravimetric tests in 6 mass% FeCl3 at 35 ℃ and potentiodynamic analysis in 3.5 mass% NaCI were carried out. The corrosion potential （Ecoor） and the pitting potential （Epit） are shifted to a more noble po tential because of the presence of Mo around the pits. While the presence of Mn could sharply reduce the value of pitting resistance equivalent number （PREn） and the pits can be formed more easily. The pits are found generating at the phase with a lower PREn. The identical tendencies between the Epit and PREn of weaker phase are the same. A corrosion mechanism has been proposed to determinate pitting corrosion behavior based on microstructural observations.
文摘The effect of Si on the high temperature oxidation behavior of the 30Cr13 martensitic stainless steels was investigated. The underlying mechanism was further discussed by oxidation kinetics curves, scanning electron microscopy （SEM） and X-ray diffraction （XRD） analysis. It was ob- served that the addition of Si can significantly reduce the mass gain per unit area and the oxidation rate of the experimental steels. With the increase of Si content, the film surface composed of the wheat-like oxides turned into the small granular oxides after oxidation for 120 h. The SiO_2 film formed on the metal substrate inhibited the outward diffusion of the metal cation and the inward diffusion of the oxygen anion; thus, the high temperature oxidation resistance was enhanced.
