| 英文摘要 |
The sulfidation of two nickel-base superalloys, Inconel 625(In-625) and René 125(Rn-125), was studied over the temperature range 600 ~ 800oC in the H2/H2S/Ar gas mixture. The results showed that the sulfidation kinetics of the two alloys follows the parabolic rate law, and the corrosion rate constants increased with increasing temperature. The scales formed on In-625 were duplex and heterophasic, consisting of an outermost outer layer of Ni3S2, an innermost outer layer of Ni3S2 and Cr2S3/Cr3S4, and an inner layer of Cr2S3/Cr3S4 and NiCr2S4. In addition, the scales formed on Rn-125 were also duplex, consisting of a heterophasic outer layer of Ni3S2 and Co3S4, and an inner layer of CoNi2S4, Co2S4/Co9S8, Cr2S3, CoCr2S4, and minor amounts of Al2S3. Platinum markers are always located at the interface between the inner and outer layers, suggesting that the outer layer grew by outward transport of cations and the inner layer grew by the inward diffusion of sulfur. |