| 英文摘要 |
The high temperature metal dusting behaviors of siliconized AISI 304 stainless steels in mixed CO/CO2 atmosphere at 700℃ were investigated. Siliconization was achieved by performing pack cementation treatment. The experimental results showed that a thick carbon deposit was found on the specimen surface of each of the as-pack treated siliconized stainless steels after exposing in high temperature and high carbon activity gas atmosphere. Under the deposit, pits resulting from metal dusting reaction were found on the metal surface. By grinding off the surface compound formed during pack cementation, less carbon was deposited on the surface of the siliconized stainless steels. No pits were found on the metal surface of such specimens. |