| 英文摘要 |
The microstructure of alloy 600 has been recognized as one of the most important variables in determining IGSCC of alloy 600 in high temperature hydrogenated and deaerated PWR primary water and/or pure water since the susceptibity to IGSCC of alloy 600 can be modified significantly by thermal treatment. Temperature and carbon content are two important factors influencing various microstructures of alloy 600 in solution annealing and mill annealing states while as aging temperature and time are two main parameters deciding the morphologies of carbides, Cr depletion and grain boundary segregation in thermally treated alloy 600. SEM and EDX were applied to identify the microstructure characteristics, such as g.b.d. corrosion ristance, carbides distribution and grain size etc., of alloy 600 after various heat treatments. EPR tests were used to determine the degree of sensitization, impurities segregation and pitting during the tests. It has been found that not only intergranular carbides can mechanically enhance the IGSCC resistance, but also the corrosion resistance of g.b.d. itself may electrochemically influence IGSCC susceptibility of alloy in PWR environments. Contrary to that of stainless steel, unusual sensitization behavior and nonuniform sulfur segregation were discovered in mill annealing and short time thermally treated alloy 600. |