Fretting corrosion-induced microstructural evolution of Alloy 690TT tube in high temperature pressurised water
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The friction-induced microstructural evolution of Alloy 690TT tubes submerged in a high temperature pressurised water was investigated. Two typical local regions characterised by significantly different worn morphologies (resulting from the stress field and material couple) were investigated in detail. A thin third-body layer and a thick Fe-rich layer were observed and their oxidation behaviour was analysed. Moreover, the main oxide was spinel, whereas the amorphous band was only observed in the Fe-rich layer. The tribologically transformed structure is formed by the mechanism of discontinuous dynamic recrystallisation. Finally, the microstructural evolution of the two areas during fretting corrosion is discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanical stress and fatigue analysis · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Metal and Thin Film Mechanics
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