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Hot-dip aluminium deposit as a permeation barrier for MANET steel

TitoloHot-dip aluminium deposit as a permeation barrier for MANET steel
Tipo di pubblicazioneArticolo su Rivista peer-reviewed
Anno di Pubblicazione1998
AutoriSerra, Emanuele, Glasbrenner H., and Perujo A.
RivistaFusion Engineering and Design
Volume41
Paginazione149-155
ISSN09203796
Parole chiaveAlumina, Aluminum alloys, Austenitic transformations, Brittleness, Hot-dip process, Hydrogen, Intermetallics, Liquid metals, Mechanical permeability, Permeation reduction factor (PRF), Protective coatings, Steel heat treatment
Abstract

A hot-dip process developed in Forschungzentrum Karlsruhe (FzK), was used to produce a hydrogen permeation barrier on MANET II steel. The hot-dip aluminising method produced an intermetallic layer of Al3Fe by immersing the specimens in molten aluminium at 1023 K for either 5 or 2 min. Subsequent heat treatment of the samples at 1023 K for 15 and 30 h, respectively, in air transformed the brittle Al3Fe layer into a softer phase and additionally produced alumina (Al2O3) on the surface. All processes were carried out at temperatures below 1053 K (above Ac1b = 1053 K the austenitisation of MANET II begins) in order to avoid the repetition of the whole MANET II heat treatment (1348 K, 30 min fast cool; 1023 K, 2 h). The maximum obtained permeation reduction factor (PRF), compared with the uncoated MANET II steel, has been obtained for the specimens oxidised for 15 h in air: yielding PRF's of 260 at 743 K and 1000 at 573 K. © 1998 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved.

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DOI10.1016/S0920-3796(98)00224-5
Citation KeySerra1998149