| 英文摘要 |
SS441 is one of the metallic interconnects for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), and the operation temperature is at about 800oC. The one of current research objective is lowering the operation temperature of SOFC for better long-term stability of metallic interconnects and power production ration. In this study, the heat treatment of SS441 were applied at 500oC, 600oC, 700oC and 800oC from 10 minutes. After that, the surface morphology and scale of the SS441 examined by SEM/EDS and the surface crystalline structure characterized with XRD. Also, the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) applied on the heat-treated specimens for the electrochemical corrosion study. Apparently, Mn element diffused from substrate into the surface oxide scale at 700oC and 800oC. The compositions of surface oxide scale at 700oC are Cr2O3 and a few amount of Mn element. But at 800 oC, which is Mn-Cr chemical bond. In order to demonstrate the diffusion of Mn element, the heat treatment of SS441 were applied at 700oC from 10min and 1 hour, separately. After surface oxide scales analysed with XPS, Mn 2P3/2 both peaks are at 640.9 eV. The main cause of Mn-Cr bonding is depending on heat-temperature. As the results of EIS fitting for equivalent circuit, the thickness of surface oxide scale is enhanced with temperature increasing. Meanwhile, the second oxide layer of Mn-Cr bonding is Mn-rich composition with lowering R2 resistance value. The resistances of different oxide layers would be future stainless steels pre-oxidation process. |