| 英文摘要 |
This study is to analyze the fracture of a 304 stainless steel (304SS) expended metal, which had been used in the walkway under a coke conveyer. The experimental methods included visual observation, composition analysis, corrosion products analysis, oxalic acid test, cracks observation, fracture surface observation and stress corrosion cracking simulation test. The results revealed that more than 15% of the original 304SS austenitic matrix had transformed to martensitic, meanwhile, a lot of residual stress was induced after the expended metal was formed in the processing if heat treatment was not performed. Moreover, the coke in the fields of conveyer and transfer tower was sprayed water very often to reduce dust. It also accumulated a lot of corrosive SO4= , Cl- . In SO4= and Cl contain-ning wetting conditions, the expended metal surface was pitted, first, and the passivity film was destroyed, meanwhile, cracks was induced at the pitting tips by the residual stresses. Under the cyclic interaction of corrosion and cracking, 304SS expended metal finally was failed in the form of transgranular stress corrosion cracking. The life time of stress corrosion cracking resistance of 304SS expended metal can highly be improved to more than 45 times by a 1050℃ solution treatment. |