Investigation of the influence of the thermal effects on the FeCrAl alloys Kh15Yu5 and Kh23Yu5
B. Kh. Khusain 1, A. R. Brodskiy 1, V. I. Yaskevich 1, M. Zh. Zhurinov 1, A. Z. Abilmagzhanov 1
1 D.V. Sokolsky Institute of Fuel, Electrochemistry and Catalysis, Almaty, KAZAKHSTAN
  • Article Type: Research Article
  • Eurasian Journal of Biosciences, 2019 - Volume 13 Issue 2, pp. 687-694
  • Published Online: 07 Jul 2019
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Reference: Khusain BK, Brodskiy AR, Yaskevich VI, Zhurinov MZ, Abilmagzhanov AZ. Investigation of the influence of the thermal effects on the FeCrAl alloys Kh15Yu5 and Kh23Yu5. Eurasia J Biosci. 2019;13(2):687-94.

Abstract

FeCrAl alloys having the composition of chromium added to iron is peculiar by in the increased corrosion resistance of the new metallic alloy compared to pure iron. Such FeChAl alloys are used in numerous different applications as a corrosion resistant, oxidation resistant and heat resistant material. Owing to their resistance and good mechanical characteristics, FeCrAl alloys are regarded as one of the main structural materials for use in nuclear power plants. They are commonly used within industrial applications where high-temperature oxidation resistance is needed. The good resistance to oxidation, sulfur resistance and corrosion resistance are attained due to a dense oxide film formed on the surface that prevents the rapid further degradation of the material. In this study, two FeCrAl alloys are investigated - Kh15Yu5 (15%Cr5%Al) and Kh23Yu5 (23%Cr5%Al). Using the method of Mössbauer spectroscopy, the study was conducted on the influence of temperature and period of heating on the cold-rolled ribbon of FeCrAl alloys Kh15Yu5 and Kh23Yu5 with the thickness of 50 µm. It is shown that these alloys, as a result of thermal effect, are prone to the layering in solid solution, forming the areas depleted and enriched with chromium and aluminum.

Keywords

FeCrAl alloys chromium-containing alloys Mössbauer spectroscopy effective magnetic field impurity atoms solid solution layering

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