Long term corrosion of Cr-Mo steels in superheated steam at 482 and 538 C
Long term corrosion of Cr-Mo steels in superheated steam at 482 and 538 C
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Cr-Mo钢在482和538℃过热蒸汽中的长期腐蚀
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1982
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W. A. Maxwell
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J. C. Griess;J. H. Devan;W. A. Maxwell
The corrosion of several Cr-Mo ferritic steels was investigated in superheated steam at an operating power plant. Tests were conducted at 482 and 538 C (900 and 1000 F) in a once-through loop for times up to 28,000 hours (3.2 years). Chromium concentrations ranged from 2.0 to 11.4%, and the effect of surface preparation on corrosion was investigated. Only one of many specimens showed evidence of exfoliation at 482 C, but at 538 C, exfoliation occurred on at least some of the specimens of most materials; the exceptions were the alloy with the highest chromium content (Sandvik HT-9), one heat of 9 Cr-1 Mo steel with the highest silicon content, and Sumitomo 9 Cr-2 Mo steel, which was in test for only 19,000 hours. Parabolic oxidation kinetics adequately described the corrosion process for about the first year, after which corrosion rates were constant, and lower than predicted from extrapolation of the initial part of the penetration versus time curves. With chromium concentrations between 2 and 9%, corrosion behavior was independent of chromium content, and corrosion was slightly less with Sandvik HT-9. Corrosion was nearly independent of surface preparation, but in two cases, the presence of mill scale on the surfacemore » prior to steam exposure seemed to retard oxidation in steam.« less