Insights into the fretting corrosion behavior and damage mechanism of Inconel 690TT in water and steam environments containing different dissolved oxygen levels
IF 7.4 1区 材料科学Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
W.W. Bian , X. Liu , F. Wang , J. Xiao , X.F. Zhang , Y.Q. Han , Z.Y. Cheng , T. Shoji
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Abstract
The fretting corrosion behavior and damage mechanism of Inconel 690TT in high-temperature pressurized (HTP) water and steam environments containing different dissolved oxygen levels were investigated. Adhesive wear in a steam environment significantly reduced wear volume and depth, and higher oxygen partial pressure in a steam environment was more conducive to internal oxidation. The formation of the glazed layer in a high-oxygen environment decreased wear volume, wear depth, and friction coefficient. The subsurface of wear scar under low-oxygen steam conditions exhibited complex layered nano-structure while relatively simple under high-oxygen steam conditions. Finally, the formation mechanisms of various layered nano-structures were revealed.
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