The Effects of Steel Composition on the Oxidation Kinetics, Scale Structure, and Scale-Steel Interface Adherence of Low and Ultra-Low Carbon Steels

Rex Y. Chen; W.Y.Daniel Yuen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.522-523.451

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The Effects of Steel Composition on the Oxidation Kinetics, Scale Structure, and Scale-Steel Interface Adherence of Low and Ultra-Low Carbon Steels

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The oxidation behaviors of several commercial low and ultra low carbon steels in air at 700-950°C were studied. Under isothermal oxidation conditions, the oxidation kinetics, scale structure and scale-steel interface adherence were significantly affected by the steel composition.

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IF Steel, Low Carbon Steel, Oxidation, Oxide Scale

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