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Corresponding Author

Chun-bo HUANG(huangcb@eastday.com)

Abstract

Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) of Fe-Cr-Ni alloy (alloy 800 M) in hot concentrated caustic solution was investigated by means of tests of C-rings under controlled potentials. The steady dissolution current densities (ist) of the plate specimens and C-rings polarized potentiostatically were measured. The simplifed steady potentiostatical curves were drawn on the basis of ist. The ratio RPD measured from ist and steady passive current density i p at low potentials (RPD = ist/ip) was designed as a polarization dissolution susceptibility parameter. The parameter RPD values of both plate and C-ring specimens were similar to SCC sensetive potentials of C-rings between-30 mV/SCE and 40 mV/SCE. An Electrochemical prediction method for caustic SCC was proposed basd on the electrochemical characters synthesizing ist and RPD.

Keywords

Fe-Cr-Ni alloy, Steady dissolution current, Polarization dissolution susceptibility parameter, Caustic stress corrosion cracking, Electrochemical prediction

Publication Date

2003-08-28

Online Available Date

2003-08-28

Revised Date

2003-08-20

Received Date

2002-12-07

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