S. Kasahara et al., EFFECT OF MN ADDITION ON DECREASE OF CR DEPLETION AT GRAIN-BOUNDARY IN AUSTENITIC ALLOYS IRRADIATED WITH ELECTRONS, Journal of nuclear materials, 239(1-3), 1996, pp. 194-199
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15
Categorie Soggetti
Nuclear Sciences & Tecnology","Mining & Mineral Processing","Material Science
Radiation-induced Cr depletion at a grain boundary (GB)is known as one
of the major factors to degrade corrosion resistance of austenitic st
ainless steel. The effect of 10% Mn addition on prevention of the Cr d
epletion was investigated from a viewpoint of volume size factor (VSF)
of Cr in the austenitic alloys irradiated with 1 MeV electrons, VSF o
f Cr in. solution-annealed 316L, steel added with 10 wt% Mn was +0.8%,
decreased by 4% compared with 316L. Radiation-induced Cr depletion at
GB of 316L+10%Mn was smaller than that of 316L at 723 and 773 K. Decr
ease of radiation-induced Cr depletion in 316LF+10%Mn is thought to be
derived mainly from the suppression of vacancy-Cr atom interaction.