Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion
Abstract The ternary-based Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy has superior mechanical properties based on an attractive combination of high strength and ductility, with long-term environmental stability in highly corrosive environments compared to conventional ferritic steel alloys. This study reports that the envir...
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oai:doaj.org-article:f412605faa9c4c82bc03091e27be4f602021-12-02T17:25:42ZStrong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion10.1038/s41529-021-00195-02397-2106https://doaj.org/article/f412605faa9c4c82bc03091e27be4f602021-09-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41529-021-00195-0https://doaj.org/toc/2397-2106Abstract The ternary-based Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy has superior mechanical properties based on an attractive combination of high strength and ductility, with long-term environmental stability in highly corrosive environments compared to conventional ferritic steel alloys. This study reports that the environmental instability caused by the rapid electrochemical corrosion kinetics on the surface of conventional high Mn-bearing ferrous alloys could be overcome by a combination of high Mn–low Cr-balanced Fe and their synergistic interactions. In contrast to Cr-free Mn-bearing alloys, the high Mn–low Cr-bearing alloy showed comparatively lower corrosion kinetic parameters, without a continuously increasing trend, and higher polarization resistance according to electrochemical polarization and impedance spectroscopy measurements. Moreover, the rate of degradation caused by erosion–corrosion synergistic interaction under erosion–corrosion dynamic flow conditions was the lowest in the high Mn–low Cr-bearing alloy. These surface-inhibiting characteristics of the alloy were attributed primarily to the formation of a bilayer scale structure consisting of inner α-Fe2−x Cr x O3/outer Fe x Mn3−x O4 on the surface.Yeong Jae JeongSi On KimJin Sung ParkJae Won LeeJoong-Ki HwangSoon Gi LeeJong Kyo ChoiSung Jin KimNature PortfolioarticleMaterials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materialsTA401-492ENnpj Materials Degradation, Vol 5, Iss 1, Pp 1-10 (2021) |
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Abstract The ternary-based Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy has superior mechanical properties based on an attractive combination of high strength and ductility, with long-term environmental stability in highly corrosive environments compared to conventional ferritic steel alloys. This study reports that the environmental instability caused by the rapid electrochemical corrosion kinetics on the surface of conventional high Mn-bearing ferrous alloys could be overcome by a combination of high Mn–low Cr-balanced Fe and their synergistic interactions. In contrast to Cr-free Mn-bearing alloys, the high Mn–low Cr-bearing alloy showed comparatively lower corrosion kinetic parameters, without a continuously increasing trend, and higher polarization resistance according to electrochemical polarization and impedance spectroscopy measurements. Moreover, the rate of degradation caused by erosion–corrosion synergistic interaction under erosion–corrosion dynamic flow conditions was the lowest in the high Mn–low Cr-bearing alloy. These surface-inhibiting characteristics of the alloy were attributed primarily to the formation of a bilayer scale structure consisting of inner α-Fe2−x Cr x O3/outer Fe x Mn3−x O4 on the surface. |
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Yeong Jae Jeong Si On Kim Jin Sung Park Jae Won Lee Joong-Ki Hwang Soon Gi Lee Jong Kyo Choi Sung Jin Kim |
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Yeong Jae Jeong Si On Kim Jin Sung Park Jae Won Lee Joong-Ki Hwang Soon Gi Lee Jong Kyo Choi Sung Jin Kim |
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Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion |
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Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion |
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Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion |
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Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion |
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Strong and ductile Fe-24Mn-3Cr alloy resistant against erosion-corrosion |
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