| 英文摘要 |
316 stainless steel was selected to investigate the high temperature chlorine corrosion behavior in 20%O2-Ar, 1%Cl2-Ar and 1%Cl2-20%O2-Ar environments at 600 and 900℃. In chlorine containing environments, liquid chloride products provided the easy transporting path for the reactant ions, and induced internal pores on alloy substrate. The volatile chloride products inhibited the formation of protective oxide, and accelerated the metal oxidation. The higher oxygen partial pressure, an external two-layered oxides scales could be form. Iron oxide was concentrated in the outer layer and the chromium oxide was in the inner side. The external bulky oxides separated the interactions of chloride products from atmospheres, and retarded the alloy depletion caused by chlorination and sublimation. However, the chlorine released from the reoxidation of metal chlorides attacked alloy matrix and resulted in a deeper internal attacked pores structure. |