2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2004.08.002
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Corrosion behaviors of US steels in flowing lead–bismuth eutectic (LBE)

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“…The duplex-layer oxide film was also reported by Zhang et al 29) for HT-9 steel at 460 C. No liquid metal corrosion was observed in either the experiments by Barbier et al 5) or Zhang et al 29) However, a nonuniform single oxide layer of Cr-rich spinel was observed in a rod specimen of T410, and local damage was observed after 2,000 h. 29) The reported oxide layer thicknesses are very close, which confirms the consistency of the two experiments conducted by Barbier et al 5) and Zhang et al 29) For temperatures above 550 C, an oxygen diffusion layer underneath the oxide layer after 3,000 h of exposure at 550 C, was observed by Zhang et al 29) for HT-9 steel at 550 C. For T-410 steel, the rod specimen was subjected to heavy-liquid metal corrosion.…”
Section: Oxidation Experiments Of Stainless Steels In Lbe With Oxsupporting
confidence: 67%
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“…The duplex-layer oxide film was also reported by Zhang et al 29) for HT-9 steel at 460 C. No liquid metal corrosion was observed in either the experiments by Barbier et al 5) or Zhang et al 29) However, a nonuniform single oxide layer of Cr-rich spinel was observed in a rod specimen of T410, and local damage was observed after 2,000 h. 29) The reported oxide layer thicknesses are very close, which confirms the consistency of the two experiments conducted by Barbier et al 5) and Zhang et al 29) For temperatures above 550 C, an oxygen diffusion layer underneath the oxide layer after 3,000 h of exposure at 550 C, was observed by Zhang et al 29) for HT-9 steel at 550 C. For T-410 steel, the rod specimen was subjected to heavy-liquid metal corrosion.…”
Section: Oxidation Experiments Of Stainless Steels In Lbe With Oxsupporting
confidence: 67%
“…As analyzed above, the structure of the oxide layer strongly depends on surface treatments, manufacturing technology, and flow conditions, as well. For instance, a single-layer structure oxide layer was observed by Zhang et al 29) in a rod specimen of steel 316L. However, a duplex-layer oxide film was reported by Muller et al in Ref.…”
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