| 英文摘要 |
This paper is to investigate the effects of Si(0.5-2%) and Al(0, 0.4%) contents in a low alloy steel ingot on the high temperature oxidation in a laboratory simulated flue atmosphere(containing CO2 6.55%, water vapor 18.84%, O2 3.75%, Nz 70.86%) at 1050℃ for 3 hours. Experimental methods include oxidation kinetics study, high temperature scale adherence test, and analysis of oxidation products. The results indicate that the oxidation kinetics of each ingot obeys parabolic rate law with oxidation rate constant in the range 44~124 mg2/cm4‧min. No matter Al is alloyed or not, increasing the Si content increases the compactness or the amount of the FeO+ Fe2SiO4, the oxidation is thus reduced. Effect of alloying 0.4% Al depends on the Si content. With 0.5% Si, it reduces the oxidation due to the protective FeAl2O4 at the scale/ base metal interface. With 1% Si, small amount of Al+3 induces doping effect of the p-type semiconducting FeO scale and promotes the oxidation. With 1.5% or 2% Si, alloying Al can not give significant effect and does not affect the oxidation. High temperature scale adherence test indicates that 2% Si reveals slight increase in scale adherence and Si does not give significant effect below this content. On the other hand, alloying Al does not give significant effect on the adherence. |