journal article·1960-11-01

Selective Corrosion of Inconel

R. Bakish, F. Kern

Corrosion· Volume 16· Issue 11
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Abstract

Details of a case of selective corrosion of Inconel and a tentative mechanism by which it proceeds are presented in this paper. Sheet, rod and tube samples were tested in the as-received condition by complete immersion in a fused salt bath. Tests were carried out at 800 C for tests times up to 50 days. It was found that a layer of porous sponge-like material formed on the surface. Chromium and iron were preferentially leached out of these layers. 6.3.10
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Material Properties and Applications · Mechanical Failure Analysis and Simulation · Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Properties

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Affiliations

*Director of Research, The Alloyd Corp., Cambridge, Mass. Formerly with Rare Metals Div., CIBA Ltd., Basel, Switzerland.

**CIBA Ltd., Basel, Switzerland.

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