Comparison of damaging behavior of oxide scales grown on austeniticstainless steels using tensile test and cyclic thermogravimetry

Fedorova, E.; Braccini, M.; Parry, V.; Pascal, C.; Mantel, M.; Roussel-Dherbey, F.; Oquab, D.; Wouters, Y.; Monceau, D.

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Fedorova, E.

Braccini, M.

Parry, V.

Pascal, C.

Mantel, M.

Roussel-Dherbey, F.

Oquab, D.

Wouters, Y.

Monceau, D.

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Политехнический институт

Кафедра прикладной механики

Date:

2016

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Corrosion Science

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Fedorova, E. Comparison of damaging behavior of oxide scales grown on austeniticstainless steels using tensile test and cyclic thermogravimetry [Текст] / E. Fedorova, M. Braccini, V. Parry, C. Pascal, M. Mantel, F. Roussel-Dherbey, D. Oquab, Y. Wouters, D. Monceau // Corrosion Science. — 2016. — Т. 103. — С. 145-156

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Abstract:

Two austenitic stainless steels, AISI 304L and AISI 303, were submitted to cyclic oxidation and to staticmechanical loading after isothermal oxidation at 1000◦C. Alloy 303 contains ten times more S than 304Land some Mn addition. During the steel process, it formed manganese sulfides that lead to the formationof a less resistant oxide scale. Both alloys showed similar behavior during thermal cycling but breakawayoxidation and intensive spallation occurred much sooner for alloy 303 than for alloy 304L. A correlationcould be drawn between tensile test on preoxidized samples, isothermal and cyclic oxidation.

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