Compositional characterization of inclusion/matrix boundaries and relation to pit initiation at MnS in stainless steel
Compositional characterization of inclusion/matrix boundaries and relation to pit initiation at MnS in stainless steel
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10.1149/05838.0039ecst
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2014-04
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Masayuki Tohjoh;I. Muto;A. Chiba;Y. Sugawara;N. Hara
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Masayuki Tohjoh;I. Muto;A. Chiba;Y. Sugawara;N. Hara
Compositional characterization of inclusion/matrix boundaries and relation to pit initiation at MnS in stainless steel were investigated by microelectrochemical measurements. In 0.1 M NaCl solution, N-containing 304L stainless steel (0.12 mass% N), MnS dissolution did not occurred. The thin-film layer was found at MnS/steel boundaries. Cr and C accumulated in the thin-film layer. The transpassive dissolution potential of Cr is considered to be more positive than dissolution potential of MnS. Since MnS was covered with the thin-film layer, it is thought that MnS did not dissolve. MnS inclusions have the solubility of Cr, so that (Mn, Cr) S was formed in the solidification process. It is thought that when Cr diffuse from (Mn, Cr) S to steel matrix during heattreatments, the thin-film layer is formed. About C, since there is almost no signal of C in inclusions before polarization, C is considered to be accumulated in the thin-film layer during the corrosion.