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Interaction between erosion and high-temperature corrosion of metals: The erosion-affected oxidation regime

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The combined erosion-oxidation of nickel, cobalt, and the oxides of these metals have been studied at 780°C in air to examine two regimes of interactionnamely, a regime of erosion-enhanced oxidation during which an oxide scale of constant thickness covers metal specimens, and a regime of oxidation-affected erosion that is characterized by a composite surface layer of metal, oxide, and erodent. In the case of cobalt, these two regimes have been documented and the transition from one regime to another described. For the range of conditions examined, only the oxidation-affected erosion regime was observed for nickel due to its lower oxidation rate compared to cobalt.

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Chang, S.L., Pettit, F.S. & Birks, N. Interaction between erosion and high-temperature corrosion of metals: The erosion-affected oxidation regime. Oxid Met 34, 23–45 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00664338

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