| 英文摘要 |
The hot corrosion behavior of 310 stainless steel coated with NaSO4 and Na2SO4+NaCl was studied at 850℃ under 1 atm SO2. The results showed that little effect was observed by Na2SO4 coating, but addition NaSO4 with small amount of NaCl would increase the corrosion kinetics markedly. When the samples were coated with pure NaCl, the scale consisted of three layers. The outermost layer (layer 1) was Fe3O4 which contained FeS with dissolved Ni. The middle layer (layer 2) was Cro which contained Cr2S3 with dissolved Fe. The innermost layer (layer 3) was a liquid sulfide layer whose composition varied with the layer depth and grain boundary location. Because of the presence of liquid phase, the spallation was observed at the Cr2O3/layer 3 interface, while the adherence between Fe3O4/Cr2O3 was better. |