Microstructure response and LBE corrosion behavior of the FeCrAlY coating after Au-ions irradiation
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The microstructure and LBE corrosion behavior of the irradiated (up to 110 dpa) Fe15Cr11Al0.5Y coatings were investigated. The surface roughness and hardness increased with the irradiation dose. Irradiation induces grain growth, and the grown grains contain many dislocations, but no segregation and voids. Irradiation accelerates the corrosion rate of the coating, and the irradiated coatings suffer from serious inward non-uniform growth of the Al 2O 3 layer. The reaction of Al 2O 3 with PbO promoted the formation of the outermost PbAl 2O 4 of the irradiated coating. A “competitive mechanism” was proposed to explain the evolution of the corrosion behavior of the irradiated coatings.
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