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Effects of surface-applied ceria on the stability of thermally growing chromia scale of FeCr alloys and 310steel

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The influence of surface-applied ceria on the oxidation behavior of FeCr alloys and 310 stainless steel at 1000°C and 1100°C has been studied. The surface-applied ceria were beneficial in reducing the growth rate of chromia scale, and were particularly effective in inhibiting the accelerated breakaway oxidation of Fe20Cr alloy in wet oxygen and spalling and cracking of the scale under cyclic oxidation. The beneficial effects of the ceria have been attributed to the improvement in the stability of the thermally growing chromia scale.

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  1. Institute of Materials,, Shanghai University,, 149 Yanchang Road,, 200072, Shanghai,, China

    J. Shen

  2. State Key Lab. of Corrosion and Protection,, 62 Wencui Road,, 110015, Shengyang,, China

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Shen, J., Zhou, L. & Li, T. Effects of surface-applied ceria on the stability of thermally growing chromia scale of FeCr alloys and 310steel. Journal of Materials Science 33, 5815–5819 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004454132011

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