Breakdown mechanism of γ-Al2O3 on Ni2Al3 coatings exposed in a biomass fired power plant
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Abstract A Ni2Al3 coated tube was exposed in a wood firing power plant for 7100 h. The exposure resulted in protective behaviour in most areas, while corrosion attack occurred in local areas. In areas exhibiting protective behaviour, a 30−50 nm thick γ-Al2O3 layer was found, and a 200−250 nm K–O rich amorphous layer was identified in the corroded area. A corrosion mechanism is suggested: γ-Al2O3 was broken down by reaction with KCl(g) resulting in formation of potassium aluminate. Migration of Cl through potassium aluminate resulted in formation of volatile AlCl3. KCl-AlCl3 then led to alumina fluxing and further corrosion attack.
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OpenAlex topics: High-Temperature Coating Behaviors · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · Corrosion Behavior and Inhibition
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