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In Situ Phase Transformations in CrN/Cr-Сoated E110 Alloy under High Temperature

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The paper considers phase transformations in the E110 zirconium alloy with multilayer CrN/Cr coatings under linear heating up to 1250 °C with isothermal exposure for 20 min. The multilayer CrN/Cr coatings can decelerate Cr-Zr interdiffusion by formation of a barrier ZrN layer at the “coating-alloy interface” due to CrN decomposition at high temperature. The duration of barrier effect depends on a layer thickness of CrN/Cr multilayers. This effect results in a better corrosion resistance of the E110 alloy with multilayer CrN/Cr coatings under high-temperature oxidation at 1100 °C in air in comparison with Cr-coated E110 alloy.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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940-946

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-ll41yg

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February 2022

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Maxim Syrtanov, Alexey Pirozhkov, Dmitrii Sidelev*

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Cr-Zr Interdiffusion, High-Temperature Oxidation, In Situ XRD, Loss of Coolant Accident, Magnetron Sputtering, Multilayer Coatings, Zirconium Alloys

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