| 英文摘要 |
Alloy 600 has been broadly used as pressure boundary and vessel structure component materials in high temperature high pressure nuclear reactor power plants, since it possesses excellent corrosion resistant and good mechanical properties in high temperature aerated or deaerated water and steam. However, in practical operations, alloy 600 has been observed to suffer Intergranular Stress Corrosion Cracking in many nuclear water environments which causes great industry concern. This paper illustrates the electrochemical meaning in PH-E diagram for various nuclear reactor water environments, including Boiling Water Reactor Normal Water Chemistry (BWR NWC), BWR Hydrogen Water Chemistry (BWR HWC), Pressurized Water Reactor Primary and Secondary side water chemistries and other abnormal water chemistries when resin or other impurities intrusion occur. The mechanism of intergranular stress corrosion cracking of alloy 600 in various nuclear reactor water systems will be discussed, especially the phenomenological analysis of PWSCC mechanism which, so far, is still unambiguously clear. Potential, which is more important than PH, plays the dominant role in determining- cracking mechanism of alloy 600 or stainless steel in various electrochemical environments of nuclear reactor water systems. |