| 英文摘要 |
A workshop's hydraulic pipe was made of SUS304 seamless pipe. The input pipe had a thicker wall (S160), while the output pipe had a thinner wall (S40). The working pressures for the input and output pipes were 250 and 5 kg/cm2, respectively. The fluids in the two pipes were 46AWS hydraulic oil from CPC, which was operated in the temperature range of 40 ~ 60 ℃. The external walls of the two pipes were exposed to the environment suffering from the radiating heat and moisture at temperature around 80 ~ 150 ℃. The oil leakage from the cracks of the pipes was founded after 2 years operation. China steel corrosion testing center was requested to analyze the cracking mechanism for the pipes. Testing methods include appearance observation, compositional analysis, attachments and corrosion products analysis, metallurgical and fracture surface observations. The analysis results showed that the cracks of the input and the output pipes were due to the stress corrosion cracking, which initiated from the pitting of the external surface of pipes caused by S and Cl corrosion factor. The inner pressure of the pipes caused the pipes to crack and propagate from the external to inner wall gradually. The service condition of the failure pipes in this study, containing S and the Cl corrosion factor, is not suitable for 300 series steel pipes. 2205 duplex stainless steel or inconel superalloy (Ni > 30%) are suggested to be used as the pipe materials. The alternative method for corrosion prevention is to pack the pipes with anticorrosion tape as the inner layer and with insulate coverage as the outer layer to keep from radiating heat, moisture and S and Cl influences. |