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The Research and Application Status of Inconel 600 Alloy under Extremely Situation

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The Inconel 600 alloy relies on high temperature strength and aggressive environment resistance for main pipes and heat exchangers for power plant. Through high energy laser beam surface treatment, upgrade oxidation performance and design based accident prevention, the durable Inconel 600 alloy is realized. At the same time, the chemical diffusion and high energy beam welding are used for wearness enhancement and chemical oxidation. It is suggested that, the laser surface treatment and hydrogen effect are accurately selected for abrasive wear resistance and high temperature oxidation, repectively. As a result, the lifespan of Inconel 600 alloy increases, the pitting concentration and cracks formation are prevented effectively.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 730)

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Heng Zhao*, Qing Bin Liu, Da Wei Yao

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Aging Effect, FSW (Friction Stir Welding), Inconel 600 Alloy, Laser Welding, Oxidation Resistance, Plasma Surface Treatment

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