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Stainless steels composition

Ma, Y.H., P.R Mardilovich, and Y. She, Stability of hydrogen flux through Pd/Porous stainless steel composite membranes, Proceedings of International Conference on Inorganic Membranes, ICIM5, Nagoya, 1998. [Pg.321]

Li A, Liang W, Hughes R. Characterisation and permeation of paUadium/stainless steel composite membranes. J Memb Sci. 1998 149(2) 259. [Pg.196]

Ma, Akis, Ayturk, Guazzone, EngwaU, MardUovich. Characterization of intermetallic diffusion barrier and alloy formation for pd/cu and pd/ag porous stainless steel composite membranes. Ind Eng Chem Res. 2004 43 2936 5. [Pg.199]

Chapter 4 presents the fundamentals of passivity the film and adsorption theories of passivity criterion for passivation methods for spontaneous passivation factors affecting passivation, such as the effect of solution velocity and acid concentration alloy evaluation anodic protection systems and design requirements. A fuU discussion on stainless steel composition and crystalline structure, oxidizer concentration, and alloy evaluation is included. The chapter also considers anodic protection to establish a basis for anodic... [Pg.780]

The stainless steel composite system reported herein appears to offer all the features of a typical advanced fiber system. Moreover, if used as a structural containment for copper or copper matrix superconducting field winding, it offers an excellent match with the expansion properties. As with most of the advanced fiber systems, its fatigue characteristics are not known and require additional investigation. The present application, i.e., reinforcement of the copper electrothermal shield, does not require an extended life, as the generator will only be run for a short testing period. [Pg.260]

Fig. 3.13 SINTEF membranes manufacturing process a Pd-alloy film prior to removal from the silicon wafer b unsupported Pd-alloy film c Pd-alloy film during wrapping on the tubular porous stainless steel (PSS ) support d Composite Pd-alloy/stainless steel composite memtaanes (CACHET-public workshop, Athens 24.04.2007)... Fig. 3.13 SINTEF membranes manufacturing process a Pd-alloy film prior to removal from the silicon wafer b unsupported Pd-alloy film c Pd-alloy film during wrapping on the tubular porous stainless steel (PSS ) support d Composite Pd-alloy/stainless steel composite memtaanes (CACHET-public workshop, Athens 24.04.2007)...
F. Pemot and R. Rogier, Mechanical Properties of Phosphate Glass-Ceramic-316L Stainless Steel Composites, J. Mat. Sci. 28, 6676-6682 (1993). [Pg.505]

T. A. Peters, M. Stange, H. Klette and R. Bredesen, High pressure performance of thin Pd-23%Ag/stainless steel composite membranes in water gas shift gas mixtures influenee of dilution, mass transfer and surface effects on the hydrogen flux, J. Membr. Sci., 2008, 316, 119-127. [Pg.76]

The evolution of stainless steel composition can be used to illustrate the importance of materials purity in reducing corrosion susceptibility. Chromium and molybdenum are the key elements in promoting resistance to pitting and crevice attack of stainless steels, but high chromium and molybdenum concentrations are not sufficient to ensure an adequate corrosion resistance. Low concentrations of impurities, like carbon, silicon, phosphorous and sulphur, are required. Type 316L and 316LVM stainless steels are commonly employed to fabricate a variety of fracture fixation devices. They both have low carbon concentration, below 0.03 wt%, which is indicated by the letter L. VM stands for vacuum-melted, a technique... [Pg.423]

Li A, Liang W and Hughes R (1998), Characterization and permeation of palladium/stainless steel composite membrane , J Membrane Sci, 149, 259-268. [Pg.229]

Peters T.A., Tucho W.M., Ramachandran A., Stange M., Walmsley J.C., Holmestad R., Borg A., Bredesen R. (2009), Thin Pd-23%Ag/stainless steel composite membranes Long-term stability, hfe-time estimation and post-process characterization , J. Membrane Sci., 326,572-581... [Pg.725]

Falat [23/] evaluated alternative primary air port materials in situ and also measured air port temperatures using thermocouples. He came to the conclusion that the corrosion of the stainless steel composite tube cladding could be better explained if the corrodent was molten smelt. Oxidation of molten smelt could produce the thermal spikes that he observed. [Pg.804]

Pernot E and Rogier R., "Mechanical Properties of Phosphate Glass-Ceramic—316 L Stainless Steel Composites," / Mater. Set., 28, 6676-82 (1993). [Pg.352]

Table 9. Corrosion parameters of graphite - stainless steel composites. Table 9. Corrosion parameters of graphite - stainless steel composites.
Avramova, L, Stefanov, P., Nicolova, D., Stoychev, D., Marinova, T., (2005). Characterization of nanocomposite Ce02-Al2Q3 coatings electrodeposited on stainless steel. Composites Science and Technology, Vol. 65, pp. 1663-1667 ISSN 0266 - 3538... [Pg.265]

There are many stainless steel compositions, all of which have their own set of physical, mechanical, and corrosion resistance properties. In this chapter, we discuss the various types of corrosion to which stainless steels may be susceptible, keeping in mind that all compositions are not affected to the same degree, if at all. Specific corrosion problems and resistance of specific compositions will be discussed in succeeding chapters. [Pg.110]

A. F. Dias, W.J. Vieira (2005). Influence of variation in the stainless steel composition in the labgene core reactivity. Proceedings of the International Nuclear Atlantic Conference—INAC 2005. (in Portuguese). [Pg.928]

For the purpose of a general introduction to the nature of the passive films formed on stainless steels, we shall consider one of the media most corrosive to stainless steels, i.e., acidic chloride solutions. In this discussion we shall consider several studies that include a range of stainless steel compositions. Trends in the nature of the passive film formed on these alloys will be emphasized. [Pg.218]

Besides the reports of MIC described above that are mainly related to water with relatively low salt content such as fresh water, an increase in the corrosion potential has also been reported for stainless steels exposed to natural seawater. The ennoblement of the corrosion potential has been observed for various stainless steel compositions (i.e., austenitic, ferritic, duplex, and superaustenitic stainless steels) exposed in natural seawater with different salinities and at different temperatures Copyright 2002 Marcel Dekker, Inc. [Pg.586]

Stainless steel. Composites Co-cure secondary bonding. ... [Pg.237]

M.P. Brady, J. Magee, Y. Yamamoto, D. Hehnick, L. Wang, Co-optimization of wrought alumina-forming austenitic stainless steel composition ranges for high-temperature creep and oxidation/corrosion resistance. Mater. Sci. Eng. A 590 (2014) 101—115. [Pg.590]

Y.H. Ma, B. Ceylan Akis, M. Engrn Ayturk, F. Guazzone, E.E. Engwall, I.P. Mardilovich, 2004, Characterization of IntermetaUic diffusion barrier and alloy formation for Pd/Cu and Pd/Ag porous stainless steel composite membranes, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 43,2936. [Pg.783]

Peters T., Stange M. and Bredesen R., Development of Thin Pd-23% Ag/Stainless Steel Composite Membranes for Appheation in Water Gas Shift Membrane Reactors, in Eide L.l. (Ed), Carbon Dioxide Capture for Storage in Deep Geological Formations - Results from the CO-, Capture project, CPL Press, 3 (2009b) 135-156. [Pg.179]


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