DEVELOPMENT OF COATINGS WITH IMPROVED CORROSION-RESISTANCE IN SULFUR-CONTAINING ENVIRONMENTS

[摘要] Corrosion of metallic structural materials at elevated temperatures in complex multicomponent gas environments is a potential problem in many fossil energy systems, especially those using coal as a feedstock. The use of appropriate corrosion-resistant coatings on metallic components offers an avenue to minimize material degradation and to extend component life. In the present study, the chemical compatibility of a number of coatings is examined by exposing them to simulated oxygen-sulfur mixed gas environments at metal temperatures of 500 and 650-degrees-C. Coatings were developed via pack cementation and electrospark deposition techniques on T22 and T91 substrates. The oxidation-sulfidation test results obtained for the coated specimens were compared with those for the uncoated alloys as well as other high chromium structural alloys of interest in fossil energy applications.

[发布日期] 1990-12-10

[效力级别]  Proceedings Paper