Article | REF: COR378 V1

High temperature gas corrosion of metal and alloy refractories

Authors: François ARMANET (†), Gérard BÉRANGER, Gérard MOULIN

Publication date: December 10, 2012

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3. Behavior of the main refractory metals and alloys

3.1 Iron-based alloys

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3.1.1 Fe-Cr alloys

There are metals or related chemical elements whose oxide layer is impermeable and protective. They form a single, stable oxide whose composition is close to that of the stoichiometry; diffusion is therefore difficult, since these oxides only contain point defects due to thermal activation (see above). above); these are silicon, chromium and aluminum, whose oxides are, moreover, stable (with the exception of chromium oxide Cr 2 ...

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