Haoping Peng , Wentao Lyu , Changjun Wu , Jianhua Wang , Xuping Su , Yonggang Zhao , Shouwu Xu , Zhiwei Li
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Abstract
In this study, the stress corrosion cracking (SCC) behavior, electrochemical behavior and crack extension mechanism of X80 pipeline steel under different chloride ion concentrations were investigated. Slow strain rate tensile tests (SSRT), electrochemical tests and corrosion immersion tests were carried out on X80 pipeline steel using NaCl solution with concentrations of 1.75(±0.05) wt%, 3.50(±0.03) wt% and 5.25(±0.05) wt% as the test environment. The results showed that the yield strength of X80 steel decreased from 592 MPa to 560 MPa, the tensile strength from 668 MPa to 640 MPa, and the uniform elongation (UE) and elongation after fracture (EA) decreased from 6.22 % to 5.05 % and 9.2 % to 8.81 %, respectively, with the increase of chloride concentration. At the same time, the corrosion resistance of the steel decreased, the Tafel anode slope decreased by 293 %, the Fe2+ content in the corrosion product film increased, the self-corrosion current density increased, and the charge transfer resistance (Rct) decreased. Under the coordinated action of stress and chloride ions, the corrosion product film is destroyed, the ferrite is deformed, and the ferrite site becomes a source of pitting corrosion. Stress corrosion cracking is increased and extended here.
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