The electrochemical corrosion behavior of Ti（C,N）-based cermets with different Mo2C additions was investigated in freely aerated 10% H2SO4 and potentiodynamic polarization of all the materials was conducted from -0....The electrochemical corrosion behavior of Ti（C,N）-based cermets with different Mo2C additions was investigated in freely aerated 10% H2SO4 and potentiodynamic polarization of all the materials was conducted from -0.5 to 1.5 V. There are two passive regions for all polarization curves. The first should be attributed to passive film formation due to Ti（C,N）, while the second may be due to the presence of Ni. Corrosion current density increases with M02C content increasing, from 2.06×10^-3 to 6.70×10^-3 mA/cm2. It is indicated that the corrosion resistance of Ti（C,N）-based cermets decreases with the increase of Mo2C addition. A skeleton of Ti（C,N） gains is observed after dissolution of Ni. The inner rim of cermets, rich in Mo2C, is corroded along with Ni binder and is more serious with the increase of Mo2C content. The secondary carbide Mo2C can be oxidized and dissolved in sulphuric acid.展开更多
简述了微合金钢中微量元素 Nb 的主要作用,回顾了应变诱导析出的研究方法及优缺点,阐明了变形奥氏体应变诱导析出相的种类,晶体结构,析出相的形成顺序、形貌和分布,分析了影响析出动力学的主要因素并简要介绍了应变诱导析出动力学模型...简述了微合金钢中微量元素 Nb 的主要作用,回顾了应变诱导析出的研究方法及优缺点,阐明了变形奥氏体应变诱导析出相的种类,晶体结构,析出相的形成顺序、形貌和分布,分析了影响析出动力学的主要因素并简要介绍了应变诱导析出动力学模型的最新发展。展开更多
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文摘The electrochemical corrosion behavior of Ti（C,N）-based cermets with different Mo2C additions was investigated in freely aerated 10% H2SO4 and potentiodynamic polarization of all the materials was conducted from -0.5 to 1.5 V. There are two passive regions for all polarization curves. The first should be attributed to passive film formation due to Ti（C,N）, while the second may be due to the presence of Ni. Corrosion current density increases with M02C content increasing, from 2.06×10^-3 to 6.70×10^-3 mA/cm2. It is indicated that the corrosion resistance of Ti（C,N）-based cermets decreases with the increase of Mo2C addition. A skeleton of Ti（C,N） gains is observed after dissolution of Ni. The inner rim of cermets, rich in Mo2C, is corroded along with Ni binder and is more serious with the increase of Mo2C content. The secondary carbide Mo2C can be oxidized and dissolved in sulphuric acid.
