| 英文摘要 |
High temperature oxidation problem often occurs when steels are exposed to an oxidizing atmosphere above 400℃. This is a status report of development of high temperature (400-650℃) oxidation resistant low alloy steels (with total alloying elements < 12%). The contents include literature survey, present status of development, and possible domestic future prospect. Starting from the history of high temperature oxidation study, Fe-O equilibrium phase diagram, oxidation mechanism and kinetics, effects of alloying elements and manufacturing process on the oxidation, the analysis of the present status of development was performed. Finally, Cr-Mo low alloy steels are proposed to develop as high temperature oxidation resistant low alloy steels. |