Stability, rigidity and thermal vacancies evolution in Fe–Cr–Mn alloys with C and N additions: DFT and Wagner-Schottky model investigations

Boudiaf, Ahlem; Rabahi, L.; Rouaïguia, Leila; Adnane, Leïla; Kellou, A.

doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2020.155616

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“…[5] On the other hand, Mn is a kind of austenite-forming element, and the price of manganese is less than half that of nickel. [6,7] Therefore, Fe-Mn-based austenitic steels are developed as substitutes for conventional Fe-Ni-based austenitic steels.…”

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High‐Temperature Oxidation Behavior of Medium‐Manganese Austenitic Steel

Guo,

Zhao,

Wang

et al. 2023

steel research int.

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The high temperature oxidation behavior of medium manganese austenitic steel (Fe‐Mn‐Cr, Fe‐Mn‐Al, Fe‐Mn‐Si, Fe‐Mn‐Cr‐Al, and Fe‐Mn‐Cr‐Si) was investigated. The double‐layered oxide scale is formed in the investigated samples. The outer oxide layer consists of (Fe,Mn)‐rich oxides, while the inner oxide layer is mainly composed of AB2O4 spinel oxides. When the oxidation temperature is 800 °C, a region composed of oxide and ferrite is formed in the substrate surface layer. When the oxidation temperature is 900 °C and 1000 °C, there is no such region observed in the substrate surface layer. Although the content of Al in the Fe‐Mn‐Al sample and the content of Si in the Fe‐Mn‐Si sample are relatively lower than the content of Cr in the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample, the oxidation resistance of the Fe‐Mn‐Al and Fe‐Mn‐Si samples is still better than that of the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample. The oxidation resistance of the Fe‐Mn‐Cr‐Al and Fe‐Mn‐Cr‐Si samples is also better than that of the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample. The addition of Al and Si can improve the oxidation resistance of the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample. Besides, the oxidation resistance improvement effect of adding Si to the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample is better than that of adding Al to the Fe‐Mn‐Cr sample.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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