Transformation of Chemical and Phase Composition in Al/FeAl3(Cr,Ni)/Fe2Al5(Cr,Ni) Laminated Coating at High Temperature Heating

Victor Georgievich Shmorgun; Vitaliy P. Kulevich; Valentin O. Kharlamov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.316.833

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Transformation of Chemical and Phase Composition in Al/FeAl₃(Cr,Ni)/Fe₂Al₅(Cr,Ni) Laminated Coating at High Temperature Heating

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The effect of thermal action at 1100 °C on the kinetics of phase transformations in the coating, obtained by hot-dip aluminizing of 12Cr18Ni10Ti steel, is studied. It was shown that, after 500 h of exposure, the chemical composition is leveled over the entire volume of the sample. Moreover, the predicted retention time of the heat-resistant properties of the coating at 1100 °C is about 2000 h.

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Victor Georgievich Shmorgun, Vitaliy P. Kulevich*, Valentin O. Kharlamov

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Aluminizing, Coating, Energy-Dispersion Analysis, Heat Resistance, Iron Aluminides, Phase Composition

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