EFFECT OF ALLOY COMPOSITION ON STRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF FE-CR- NI BASE ALLOYS

RW STAEHLE RW; JJ ROYUELA JJ; TL RAREDON TL; E SERRATE E; CR MORIN CR; RV FARRAR RV

doi:10.5006/0010-9312-26.11.451

EFFECT OF ALLOY COMPOSITION ON STRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF FE-CR- NI BASE ALLOYS

RW STAEHLE RW, JJ ROYUELA JJ, TL RAREDON TL, E SERRATE E, CR MORIN CR, RV FARRAR RV

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Polarization, potential time, current decay, constant potential cracking, and metallographic studies were conducted. Alloys of very substantial improvement in resistance to cracking were found. The most effective alloy additions were found to be aluminum, beryllium, and carbon. Lowering chromium to the 10 to 15% range was also found to be very effective in preventing cracking. The results are discussed in terms of the slip-step dissolution model of stress corrosion cracking.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	451-486
Number of pages	36
Volume	26
No	11
Specialist publication	Corrosion
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5006/0010-9312-26.11.451
State	Published - 1970

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