Abstract
The superheaters` surfaces of oil shale steam boiler made of pearlitic and austenitic alloys, are subject to intensive corrosion, mainly due to presence of chlorine in external deposits. The applicability of martensitic alloys X1OCrMoVNb91 and X20CrMoV121 for superheaters is examined here and empirical equations allowing to predict alloys` corrosion resistance in the range of operational temperatures are established. Alloy X1OCrMoVNb91 is found been most perspective for superheaters of boilers firing fossil fuel that contain alkaline metals and chlorine. The abnormal dependence of corrosion resistance of martensitic alloys on temperature is revealed, namely, corrosion at 580 deg C in presence of oil shale fly ash is more intensive than at 620 deg C. (orig.) 2 refs.
Tallermo, H;
Klevtsov, I
[1]
- Thermal Engineering Department of Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn (Estonia)
Citation Formats
Tallermo, H, and Klevtsov, I.
Peculiar high temperature corrosion of martensite alloy under impact of Estonian oil shale fly ash.
Finland: N. p.,
1998.
Web.
Tallermo, H, & Klevtsov, I.
Peculiar high temperature corrosion of martensite alloy under impact of Estonian oil shale fly ash.
Finland.
Tallermo, H, and Klevtsov, I.
1998.
"Peculiar high temperature corrosion of martensite alloy under impact of Estonian oil shale fly ash."
Finland.
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title = {Peculiar high temperature corrosion of martensite alloy under impact of Estonian oil shale fly ash}
author = {Tallermo, H, and Klevtsov, I}
abstractNote = {The superheaters` surfaces of oil shale steam boiler made of pearlitic and austenitic alloys, are subject to intensive corrosion, mainly due to presence of chlorine in external deposits. The applicability of martensitic alloys X1OCrMoVNb91 and X20CrMoV121 for superheaters is examined here and empirical equations allowing to predict alloys` corrosion resistance in the range of operational temperatures are established. Alloy X1OCrMoVNb91 is found been most perspective for superheaters of boilers firing fossil fuel that contain alkaline metals and chlorine. The abnormal dependence of corrosion resistance of martensitic alloys on temperature is revealed, namely, corrosion at 580 deg C in presence of oil shale fly ash is more intensive than at 620 deg C. (orig.) 2 refs.}
place = {Finland}
year = {1998}
month = {Dec}
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title = {Peculiar high temperature corrosion of martensite alloy under impact of Estonian oil shale fly ash}
author = {Tallermo, H, and Klevtsov, I}
abstractNote = {The superheaters` surfaces of oil shale steam boiler made of pearlitic and austenitic alloys, are subject to intensive corrosion, mainly due to presence of chlorine in external deposits. The applicability of martensitic alloys X1OCrMoVNb91 and X20CrMoV121 for superheaters is examined here and empirical equations allowing to predict alloys` corrosion resistance in the range of operational temperatures are established. Alloy X1OCrMoVNb91 is found been most perspective for superheaters of boilers firing fossil fuel that contain alkaline metals and chlorine. The abnormal dependence of corrosion resistance of martensitic alloys on temperature is revealed, namely, corrosion at 580 deg C in presence of oil shale fly ash is more intensive than at 620 deg C. (orig.) 2 refs.}
place = {Finland}
year = {1998}
month = {Dec}
}