2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2021.150314
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Effect of surface conditions and alloying elements on the early oxidation behaviour of two austenitic alloys in the pure steam environment

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“…On the other hand, those alloys showed internal Al2O3 oxides beneath the Cr2O3 layer when exposed to high temperature air [17,33]. Furthermore, the heat resistant alloys also exhibited internal Al2O3 oxides during steam corrosion in our recent [34] and unpublished studies. The external Cr2O3 was present in all those…”
Section: Steam Corrosionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…On the other hand, those alloys showed internal Al2O3 oxides beneath the Cr2O3 layer when exposed to high temperature air [17,33]. Furthermore, the heat resistant alloys also exhibited internal Al2O3 oxides during steam corrosion in our recent [34] and unpublished studies. The external Cr2O3 was present in all those…”
Section: Steam Corrosionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…S1b. The co-existence of oxide and metal phases in the inner oxide layer was also observed in 800H alloy after exposure to 650 C high-temperature steam for 250 h [96].…”
Section: Early-stage Oxidation In High-temperature Steammentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Perez et al [29] reported that surface finishing could produce a superficial deformation layer in the form of high density of dislocation, which would affect the oxidation behavior. Chen et al [30] investigated the early oxidation behavior of Alloy 800H with the different surface states in 650 °C pure steam. A dual-layer Cr2O3 oxide scale formed on the ground Alloy 800H, the outer layer grown on mechanical polishing and electropolishing specimens was Fe2O3.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%