Abstract
Effects of C or N ion implantation on high temperature oxidation of heat-resistant alloys were studied for 18.0ks at 1473K in oxygen. Mass change of C-implanted Fe-20Cr-4Al alloy increased negatively. On the other hand, that of N-implanted Fe-20Cr-4Al alloy showed positive value. This fact suggested that oxide adherence of C-implanted Fe-20Cr-4Al alloy was improved.