| 英文摘要 |
Creep behavior and the pertinent causes of a high Cr-Ni centrifugal casting furnace tube ruptured after a six-year service were investigated by failure analyses. The effects of operating parameters and casting quality on the creep life of the tube were discussed. The material of the ruptured tube is HP-40 Mod Nb micro-alloy. The outside diameter of the tube is 125.6 mm and the wall thickness is 9 mm. The operating temperature and pressure were 875 ℃ and 20 bar, respectively. The average flue gas temperature was 1050 ℃. The content of the fluid include synthesis gas, H2, CO2 and CO. After thorough inspections, isolated voids, oriented voids, fissure, and intercrystalline fracture morphology were found. The rupture mechanism of the furnace tube was creep damage. Overheating and materials defects were the root cause of the creep rupture. Blocky eutectic carbides provided a shorter path for creeping and enhanced the crack growth. Calculated results of creep life by the LMP curve at different depth positions of the tube wall were consistent with the observed creep cracking morphologies at the ruptured surface. |