| 英文摘要 |
The research object of this experiment is austenitic iron stainless steels for dry storage system. By periodically spraying chloride solution, accelerated corrosion experiments were conducted under different temperature conditions to investigate the susceptibility of austenitic iron stainless steel to chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking nearby coastal environments. Solution-annealed and sensitization heat-treatments U-bend specimens were applied in this corrosion-accelerated experiment with periodic spraying magnesium chloride solution, and test conditions were set at 40, 60, 80℃ with constant relative humidity 40%RH. The test results of 304 and 304L stainless steels indicated an obvious trend was that stress corrosion cracking was almost observed at 40, 60℃and general corrosion was dominant corrosion type at 80℃. For 316L stainless steel, pitting corrosion was dominant corrosion type at 40, 60℃, and stress corrosion cracking was relatively at 80℃. According to the cross-section observation, the cracks observed on 316L stainless steel displayed highly-branched, which indicated the cracks were stress corrosion cracking. In this experiment, the cracks observed on sensitized 316L stainless steel at 80℃ showed a largest depth. |