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通过失重法结合SEM、金相分析等手段,研究了含焊缝的316L不锈钢试样在350°C、0.15MPa液态锂中500h的静态腐蚀,并采用LIBS结合台阶仪表征液态锂的渗入深度。结果表明,锂对含焊缝的316L不锈钢样式的平均腐蚀速率为99.8mg·m?2·h?1;腐蚀深度为6.4μm;渗入深度在316L不锈钢焊缝处为8.6μm,在母材处为4.8μm。在焊缝处锂对材料有明显的晶间腐蚀。     

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利用脉冲激光诱导击穿光谱仪(LIBS)结合SEM、EDX和维氏硬度(HV)等分析手段,分析了316L不锈钢在350℃的液态锂中静态腐蚀500h后的腐蚀特性.微观形貌分析表明:样品存在较明显的晶间腐蚀,其腐蚀层厚度约为2.7μm.硬度分析表明:腐蚀后表面硬度值约HV234.72,约是腐蚀前硬度值的0.78倍.LIBS组分分析表明:经液态锂腐蚀后的样品表面Ni、Cr等元素含量相对减少;在被腐蚀区域Li元素含量随激光击打深度的增加而减少,而Ni、Cr等元素含量与之近似呈成正比递增;母材区Li元素的渗透深度约3.5μm,约是焊缝区的0.6倍.     

316L不锈钢在静态液态锂中的腐蚀行为研究

利用脉冲激光诱导击穿光谱仪(LIBS)结合SEM、EDX和维氏硬度(HV)等分析手段,分析了316L不锈钢在350℃的液态锂中静态腐蚀500h后的腐蚀特性。微观形貌分析表明：样品存在较明显的晶间腐蚀,其腐蚀层厚度约为2.7μm。硬度分析表明：腐蚀后表面硬度值约HV234.72,约是腐蚀前硬度值的0.78倍。LIBS组分分析表明：经液态锂腐蚀后的样品表面Ni、Cr等元素含量相对减少;在被腐蚀区域Li元素含量随激光击打深度的增加而减少,而Ni、Cr等元素含量与之近似呈成正比递增;母材区Li元素的渗透深度约3.5μm,约是焊缝区的0.6倍。     

液态金属锂对于316L不锈钢焊接件的腐蚀行为研究

通过失重法结合SEM、金相分析等手段,研究了含焊缝的316L 不锈钢试样在350°C、0.15MPa 液态锂中500h 的静态腐蚀,并采用LIBS 结合台阶仪表征液态锂的渗入深度。结果表明,锂对含焊缝的316L 不锈钢样式的平均腐蚀速率为99.8mg·m^-2·h^-1;腐蚀深度为6.4μm;渗入深度在316L 不锈钢焊缝处为8.6μm,在母材处为4.8μm。在焊缝处锂对材料有明显的晶间腐蚀。     

Collagen immobilization on 316L stainless steel surface with cathodic deposition of calcium phosphate

Collagen fibril/(calcium phosphate and carbonate) composite coatings on 316L stainless steel were developed with a cathodic deposition technique. The response of SaOS-2 osteoblast-like cells to the collagen/calcium salt-coated 316L steel was investigated. The collagen fibrils were self-assembled on the 316L steel surface and immobilized by their partial incorporation into a calcium salt layer electrodeposited cathodically in Hanks’ solution. The amount of calcium salt depended on the applied cathodic potential. The mineralization of collagen fibrils was observed. The collagen coverage localized and the composition of calcium salts varied on the same specimen. Such non-uniform surfaces affected the cell response. The observed outlines of cell bodies and nuclei on the thin collagen coating were clearer than those on the thick collagen coating in most cases. The collagen coating did not significantly influence the mean viability of cells on the whole specimen surface. Interestingly, the alkaline phosphatase activity per cell on the collagen/calcium salt-coated specimens was higher than that on the as-received specimen. It was revealed that cathodic deposition is an effective technique to immobilize collagen fibrils on a 316L steel surface.     

Electrophoretic deposition of PVA coated hydroxyapatite on 316L stainless steel

Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) coated hydroxyapatite was deposited onto a 316L stainless steel substrate by electrophoretic deposition. Deposition was carried out in a methanol suspension at pH 5.5 using a graphite rod as an anode. Parameters such as PVA concentration, deposition voltage and time were optimized to achieve a homogeneous, crack-free adhesive coating. Techniques such as X-ray diffraction and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy were used to study the phase composition of the coated materials and the stability of hydroxyapatite in the presence of PVA.     

Deuterium transport and isotope effects in type 316L stainless steel at high temperatures for nuclear fusion and nuclear hydrogen technology applications

We present the first complete data set for the permeability, diffusivity, and solubility of both deuterium and hydrogen in 316L stainless steel (316L SS) obtained over a wide temperature range of 350–850 °C that accommodates both nuclear fusion and nuclear hydrogen technology applications. The deuterium results were also compared with the hydrogen results to estimate the isotope effect. The isotope effect ratio for diffusivity was different from the classical prediction. Furthermore, some of our results were compared with the results previously reported for 316 SS. Results and discussion are presented with an emphasis on the deuterium permeation and isotope effects.     

Effects of surface nanocrystallization pretreatment on low-temperature ion sulfurization behavior of 1Cr18Ni9Ti stainless steel

A nanocrystalline surface layer of 10 μm thickness was fabricated on 1Cr18Ni9Ti stainless steel by means of supersonic fine particles bombarding (SFPB). The followed low-temperature ion sulfurizing was carried out on the original and the SFPBed (SFPB treated) surface, respectively, forming sulfide layers with certain thickness. X-ray diffraction (XRD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) were employed to analyze the phase constituents and grain size of the nanocrystallized surface layer. The surface morphologies and compositions of the sulfide layers were examined by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). X-ray photoelectron spectroscope (XPS) was used to detect the valence states of the sulfide layers. Elemental distribution with depth was measured by augur energy spectroscopy (AES). The results show that the microstructure of the surface layer is refined to nano-grains with the grain size about 30 nm and random crystallographic orientations by SFPB treatment. The surface nanocrystallization pretreatment can significantly improve the thickness, density, and the FeS content ratio of the sulfide layers. The analysis indicates that, the enhancement in efficiency of the ion sulfurization treatment by SFPB surface nanocrystallization treatment is mainly attributed to the high-density crystal defects and the increase of surface chemical activity.     

Improvement of the corrosion behavior of low carbon steel by laser surface alloying

In the present study, an integrated layer of iron aluminides of FeAl and Fe₃Al was formed on the surface of a low carbon steel sheet by a two-step process. The first step was hot dipping of the steel in a molten aluminum pool and secondly laser surface processing using a pulsed Nd:YAG laser. The corrosion resistance of the coated specimens was evaluated by activation polarization and Tafel methods. The results show that laser processing of the aluminized steel leads to a considerable increase in its corrosion resistance compared to both uncoated and merely aluminized materials.     

Effects of cold rolling deformation on microstructure,hardness, and creep behavior of high nitrogen austenitic stainless steel

Effects of cold rolling deformation on the microstructure, hardness, and creep behavior of high nitrogen austenitic stainless steel （HNASS） are investigated. Microstructure characterization shows that 70% cold rolling deformation results in significant refinement of the microstructure of this steel, with its average twin thickness reducing from 6.4 μm to 14 nm. Nanoindentation tests at different strain rates demonstrate that the hardness of the steel with nano-scale twins （nt-HNASS） is about 2 times as high as that of steel with micro-scale twins （mt-HNASS）. The hardness of nt-HNASS exhibits a pronounced strain rate dependence with a strain rate sensitivity （m value） of 0.0319, which is far higher than that of mt-HNASS （m = 0.0029）. nt-HNASS shows more significant load plateaus and a higher creep rate than mt-HNASS. Analysis reveals that higher hardness and larger m value of nt-HNASS arise from stronger strain hardening role, which is caused by the higher storage rate of dislocations and the interactions between dislocations and high density twins. The more significant load plateaus and higher creep rates of nt-HNASS are due to the rapid relaxation of the dislocation structures generated during loading.     

Assessment of surface relief and short cracks under cyclic creep in a type 316LN austenitic stainless steel

Formation of surface relief and short cracks under cyclic creep (stress-controlled fatigue) in type 316LN stainless steel was studied at temperatures ranging from ambient to 923 K using scanning electron microscopy technique. The surface topography and crack distribution behaviour under cyclic creep were found to be strong functions of testing temperature due to the difference in strain accumulation. At 823 K, surface relief mainly consisted of fine slip markings due to negligible accumulation of strain as a consequence of dynamic strain ageing (DSA) which led to an increase in the cyclic life. Persistent slip markings (PSM) with distinct extrusions containing minute cracks were seen to prevail in the temperature range 873–923 K, indicating a higher slip activity causing higher strain accumulation in the absence of DSA. Besides, a large number of secondary cracks (both transgranular and intergranular) which were partially accentuated by severe oxidation, were observed. Extensive cavitation-induced grain boundary cracking took place at 923 K, which coalesced with PSM-induced transgranular cracks resulting in failure dominated by creep that in turn led to a drastic reduction in cyclic life. Investigations on the influence of stress rate were also carried out which underlined the presence of DSA at 823 K. At 923 K, lowering the stress rate caused further strengthening of the contribution from creep damage marked by a shift in the damage mechanism from cyclic slip to diffusion.     

Effect of surface roughness on leakage current and corrosion resistance of oxide layer on AZ91 Mg alloy prepared by plasma electrolytic oxidation

The influence of the surface roughness of Mg alloys on the electrical properties and corrosion resistance of oxide layers obtained by plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) were studied. The leakage current in the insulating oxide layer was enhanced by increasing the surface roughness, which is a favorable characteristic for the material when applied to hand-held electronic devices. The variation of corrosion resistance with surface roughness was also investigated. The corrosion resistance was degraded by the increasing surface roughness, which was confirmed with DC polarization and impedance spectroscopy. Pitting corrosion on the passive oxide layer was also analyzed with a salt spray test, which showed that the number of pits was not affected by the surface roughness when the spray time reached 96 h.     

316L/RAFM钢电子束焊对接接头的微观组织与力学性能研究

在150kV/39mA的焊接参数下进行了316L/RAFM钢电子束焊工艺实验,对接头微观组织与力学性能进行了测试分析。在存在磁偏转的情况下,有效焊接深度达到了18mm,且焊接接头性能良好。     

A study of TaxC1−x coatings deposited on biomedical 316L stainless steel by radio-frequency magnetron sputtering

In this paper, Ta_xC_1−x coatings were deposited on 316L stainless steel (316L SS) by radio-frequency (RF) magnetron sputtering at various substrate temperatures (T_s) in order to improve its corrosion resistance and hemocompatibility. XRD results indicated that T_s could significantly change the microstructure of Ta_xC_1−x coatings. When T_s was <150 °C, the Ta_xC_1−x coatings were in amorphous condition, whereas when T_s was ≥150 °C, TaC phase was formed, exhibiting in the form of particulates with the crystallite sizes of about 15-25 nm (T_s = 300 °C). Atomic force microscope (AFM) results showed that with the increase of T_s, the root-mean-square (RMS) values of the Ta_xC_1−x coatings decreased. The nano-indentation experiments indicated that the Ta_xC_1−x coating deposited at 300 °C had a higher hardness and modulus. The scratch test results demonstrated that Ta_xC_1−x coatings deposited above 150 °C exhibited good adhesion performance. Tribology tests results demonstrated that Ta_xC_1−x coatings exhibited excellent wear resistance. The results of potentiodynamic polarization showed that the corrosion resistance of the 316L SS was improved significantly because of the deposited Ta_xC_1−x coatings. The platelet adhesion test results indicated that the Ta_xC_1−x coatings deposited at T_s of 150 °C and 300 °C possessed better hemocompatibility than the coating deposited at T_s of 25 °C. Additionally, the hemocompatibility of the Ta_xC_1−x coating on the 316L SS was found to be influenced by its surface roughness, hydrophilicity and the surface energy.     

Effect of current density on the microstructure and corrosion behaviour of plasma electrolytic oxidation treated AM50 magnesium alloy

Plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) of an AM50 magnesium alloy was accomplished in a silicate-based electrolyte using a DC power source. Coatings were produced at three current densities, i.e. 15 mA cm⁻², 75 mA cm⁻², and 150 mA cm⁻² and were characterised for thickness, roughness, microstructural morphology, phase composition, and corrosion resistance. Even though the 15 min treated coatings produced at higher current density levels were thicker, they showed poor corrosion resistance when compared to that of the coatings obtained at 15 mA cm⁻². Short-term treatments (2 min and 5 min) at 150 mA cm⁻² yielded coatings of thickness and corrosion resistance comparable to that of the low current density coatings. The superior corrosion resistance of the low thickness coatings is attributed to the better pore morphology and compactness of the layer.     

Elevated temperature dry sliding wear behavior of nickel-based composite coating on austenitic stainless steel deposited by a novel central hollow laser cladding

In order to improve the high-temperature wear resistance of austenitic stainless steel, a wear resistant composite coating reinforced with hard (Cr,Fe)₇C₃ carbide and toughened by ductile γ-(Ni,Fe)/(Cr,Fe)₇C₃ eutectic matrix was fabricated by a novel central hollow laser cladding technique. The constituent phases and microstructure as well as high-temperature tribological behaviors of the Ni-based coating were investigated, respectively, and the corresponding wear mechanisms were discussed. It has been found that the composite coating exhibits superior wear resistance than substrate either at ambient or high temperatures. The coating shows better sliding wear resistance at 600 °C than 300 °C owing to high-temperature stability of the reinforced carbide and polishing effect as well as formation of continuous lubricious films, which implied it has large potential industrial applications at relatively higher temperatures.