| 英文摘要 |
In this study, nickel-based IN-82/IN-182 alloy was used as GTAW and SMAW welding filler to produce A508/IN-182/316L dissimilar weldments. In this study, the effect of microstructure and resistance on crevice corrosion and galvanic corrosion was thoroughly studied. Also, the effect of dilution rate and different weld zone on the thinning rate was investigated and the most proper way for specimen preparation and the corrosion rate evaluation were carried out. The results show that the low alloy carbon steel, A508, has the lowest corrosion potential among the dissimilar weld. Due to high iron content, the fusion boundary reveals that the A508 side was suffered by galvanic corrosion. The other reason is inferred to the low chromium and nickel content of A508. Although the fusion boundary also was observed at the IN-182/316L interface, the corrosion rates of both metals are similar. This phenomenon could be attributed to the similarity of chromium content. In the comparison of the anodic polarization test and immersion test, the A508-side fusion boundary shows the tendency having a higher corrosion current density and the depth of corrosion attack. The A508/IN-182/316L couples has a smaller anode to cathode ratio than that of the A508/IN-182 couples. The former suffers from more serious galvanic corrosion and microcracks formation. In summary, it is shown that when the anode metal undergoes severe galvanic corrosion, the more severe corrosion occurs on the closer cathode due to the distance effect. Also the greater galvanic corrosion happened when the anode metal possessing the smaller area ratio. |