2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11669-012-0184-z
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Calculation of Selective Oxidation in Grain and Grain Boundary

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“…In Fe-1Cr, which shows the severest grain boundary attack, the depth of the grain boundary oxides advances the 2 lm thick zone of internal precipitates by additional 2-3 lm. The enhanced formation of corrosion products along grain boundaries, is attributed to enhanced oxygen diffusion along grain boundaries in the metal [45,46] ( Table 1). Pre-segregation of the alloy elements during casting [47,48] would in principle also cause enhanced grain boundary oxide formation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Fe-1Cr, which shows the severest grain boundary attack, the depth of the grain boundary oxides advances the 2 lm thick zone of internal precipitates by additional 2-3 lm. The enhanced formation of corrosion products along grain boundaries, is attributed to enhanced oxygen diffusion along grain boundaries in the metal [45,46] ( Table 1). Pre-segregation of the alloy elements during casting [47,48] would in principle also cause enhanced grain boundary oxide formation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%