Shujian Zhang, Qingdong Zhong, Jian Yang, Dan Wang
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Abstract
The advanced soft magnetic material Fe-Co-Si ternary alloy has become a research hotspot in recent years due to its excellent balanced magnetic properties. When used in an environment where oceans and magnetic fields interact, the corrosion behavior of this alloy is currently not well understood. In this study, immersion experiments and electrochemical tests have been used to explore its corrosion behavior under conditions of no magnetic field, a uniform parallel magnetic field, and a vertical magnetic field with a magnetic field. The results indicate that the presence of a magnetic field accelerates corrosion while suppressing pitting and intergranular corrosion of the alloy. Moreover, compared to the perpendicular magnetic field, the impact is more pronounced when applying a parallel magnetic field due to the synergistic effect of Lorentz force and magnetic field gradient force. Additionally, the presence of Si elements affects the formation of Co oxide passivation film, which reduced the corrosion resistance of the alloy under both magnetic and non-magnetic field conditions. This finding contributes to filling the theoretical gap in the corrosion failure behavior of Fe-Co-Si alloy under magnetic field conditions.
先进的软磁材料铁-钴-硅三元合金因其优异的平衡磁性能而成为近年来的研究热点。在海洋和磁场相互作用的环境中使用时,这种合金的腐蚀行为目前还不十分清楚。本研究采用浸泡实验和电化学测试的方法,探讨了其在无磁场、均匀平行磁场和具有磁场的垂直磁场条件下的腐蚀行为。结果表明,磁场的存在会加速腐蚀,同时抑制合金的点蚀和晶间腐蚀。此外,与垂直磁场相比,由于洛伦兹力和磁场梯度力的协同作用,平行磁场的影响更为明显。此外,硅元素的存在会影响 Co 氧化物钝化膜的形成,从而降低合金在磁场和非磁场条件下的耐腐蚀性。这一发现有助于填补磁场条件下 Fe-Co-Si 合金腐蚀失效行为的理论空白。
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