| 英文摘要 |
Na2SO4-induced hot corrosion of Ti3Al-Nb alloys follows the parabolic law, which indicates the controlled mechanism is the diffusion of atoms at the surface layer. The corrosion rate increases as the temperature raises in the range of 700 ~ 900℃. The addition of niobium in Ti3Al-Nb alloys can reduce the rate of hot corrosion, but too much addition has little effect. There is no significant changes of the rates of hot corrosion for Ti65Al25Nb10 alloy when the coating amounts of NaSO4 salt varying from 0.3mg/cm2 to 1.4mg/cm2. It is a surprise to find that aluminized Ti65Al25Nb10 alloy has higher rate of hot corrosion than that of unaluminized alloy. |