The corrosion rate,together with corrosive wear and corrosion coefficient under load,of alloy CD-4MCu in 69% H_3PO_4 or 69% H_3PO_4+500 ppm NaCl solution measured,and the morphology of their wear tracks was then obser...The corrosion rate,together with corrosive wear and corrosion coefficient under load,of alloy CD-4MCu in 69% H_3PO_4 or 69% H_3PO_4+500 ppm NaCl solution measured,and the morphology of their wear tracks was then observed by SEM.The alloy CD-4MCu is revealed to be superior in corrosive wear resistance to stainless steel 304 and even to Carpenter 20Cb3,a high corrosion resisting alloy.From its features of duplex phase structure,it could be suggested that the weight loss related to mechanical factor was improved by existence of austenitic phase due to its deformation strengthening.展开更多
This paper presents corrosive-wear (C-W) behaviors of three kinds of steels under the simulating condition oftraditional zinc hydrometallurgy process by using a self-made rotating disk apparatus. Result shows that pur...This paper presents corrosive-wear (C-W) behaviors of three kinds of steels under the simulating condition oftraditional zinc hydrometallurgy process by using a self-made rotating disk apparatus. Result shows that pure wear lossrate is significantly larger than pure corrosion loss rate. Under this C-W condition, the ranking of C-W resistance is S2 >S3 > S1 (S1: austenite stainless steel; S2: CD-4MCu duplex stainless steel; S3 :17-4PH stainless steel). S2 has excellentC-W resistance due to strong surface deformation strengthening effect of high-density dislocations of the γ phase. S3 alsohas excellent C-W resistance owing to high hardness and strength. However, S1 does not show good C-W resistanceunder strong erosion of liquid-solid slurry because of its single-phase austenitic structure and very low hardness. As aresult, duplex stainless steels as well as 17-4 PH stainless steel can be used as impeller candidate materials in the zinchydrometallurgy process due to their excellent C-W resistance and lower cost.展开更多
文摘The corrosion rate,together with corrosive wear and corrosion coefficient under load,of alloy CD-4MCu in 69% H_3PO_4 or 69% H_3PO_4+500 ppm NaCl solution measured,and the morphology of their wear tracks was then observed by SEM.The alloy CD-4MCu is revealed to be superior in corrosive wear resistance to stainless steel 304 and even to Carpenter 20Cb3,a high corrosion resisting alloy.From its features of duplex phase structure,it could be suggested that the weight loss related to mechanical factor was improved by existence of austenitic phase due to its deformation strengthening.
文摘This paper presents corrosive-wear (C-W) behaviors of three kinds of steels under the simulating condition oftraditional zinc hydrometallurgy process by using a self-made rotating disk apparatus. Result shows that pure wear lossrate is significantly larger than pure corrosion loss rate. Under this C-W condition, the ranking of C-W resistance is S2 >S3 > S1 (S1: austenite stainless steel; S2: CD-4MCu duplex stainless steel; S3 :17-4PH stainless steel). S2 has excellentC-W resistance due to strong surface deformation strengthening effect of high-density dislocations of the γ phase. S3 alsohas excellent C-W resistance owing to high hardness and strength. However, S1 does not show good C-W resistanceunder strong erosion of liquid-solid slurry because of its single-phase austenitic structure and very low hardness. As aresult, duplex stainless steels as well as 17-4 PH stainless steel can be used as impeller candidate materials in the zinchydrometallurgy process due to their excellent C-W resistance and lower cost.
