| 英文摘要 |
The corrosion behavior of Ni-base Ren 77 superalloy was studied in H2/H2S and H2/H2S/H2O mixed gases over the temperature range 550-850 . In general, the corrosion kinetics followed the parabolic rate law in both gas mixtures, and the corrosion rate constants increased with increasing temperature. The scales in H2/H2S mixed gases were duplex and temperature-dependent. The outer-layer scale formed at T † 600℃ consisted of mostly nickel sulfide (Ni9S8/Ni3S2), cobalt sulfide (Co9S8/Co6S5), and minor CoMo2S4, while the inner-layer scale consisted of mostly Ni3S2, CoCr2S4, and minor amounts of Cr2S3 and Al2S3. At T ‡ 700 , minor amount of NiCo2S4 was also detected in the outer-layer scale, and the inner-layer scale was composed of the same sulfides at 600 . On the other hand, the scales formed in H2/H2S/H2O mixed gases were triplex and temperature-independent, consisting of the outer-layer of nickel sulfide (Ni7S6/Ni3S2), cobalt sulfide (Co9S8/Co3S4), of the middle-layer of Ni9S8/Ni3S2, Co9S8/Co6S5, and minor amounts of CoMo2S4, CoCr2S4, and Cr3S4, and of the inner-layer of Cr3S4, CoCr2S4, Al2S3, and minor Al2O |