Understanding the Corrosion Behavior of P92 Steel in CO2 Using In Situ Monitoring Technology I: Mechanism of Carbon Migration and Transformation

IF 2.1 3区材料科学 Q2 METALLURGY & METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

Oxidation of Metals Pub Date : 2024-09-14 DOI:10.1007/s11085-024-10306-2

Tingshan Guo, Zhiyuan Liang, Qinxin Zhao

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Abstract

Carbon migration and subsurface transformation, among the corrosion processes of P92 steel in high-temperature CO₂ were investigated using in situ monitoring technology. During monitoring reaction intermediate CO was used to distinguish between the oxidation and carbonization reactions. The CO generation rate on P92 steel at 550 °C and 600 °C reached the highest value after 80 min and 100 min, respectively. Honeycomb pores in Fe₃O₄ oxide scale were observed as the main channels for CO₂ and CO gas diffusion and carbon deposition. The deposited carbon gradually diffused into the matrix in an ionic state and transformed into carbides.

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利用原位监测技术了解 P92 钢在二氧化碳中的腐蚀行为 I：碳迁移和转化机制

利用原位监测技术研究了 P92 钢在高温 CO2 中的腐蚀过程中的碳迁移和地下转化。在监测反应过程中，使用中间 CO 来区分氧化反应和碳化反应。P92 钢在 550 °C 和 600 °C 下的 CO 生成率分别在 80 分钟和 100 分钟后达到最高值。观察发现，Fe3O4 氧化物鳞片上的蜂窝状孔隙是 CO2 和 CO 气体扩散和碳沉积的主要通道。沉积的碳以离子状态逐渐扩散到基体中，并转化为碳化物。

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Oxidation of Metals 工程技术-冶金工程

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5.10

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2.2 months

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