1980 年 66 巻 9 号 p. 1333-1342
Effect of addition of rare earth metals (REM) up to 0.06% to Fe-19Cr-13Ni-3Si alloys containing 0.002 to 0.008% sulfur on their oxidation behavior at temperatures from 1 000 to 1 200°C in air has been investigated by thermogravimetry, metallography, X-ray diffraction, EPMA, and chemical analysis.
(1) Good correlation between the oxidation resistance and the REM/S is found. With an increase of the REM/S, the oxidation resistance is improved under both cyclic and continuous oxidizing conditions.
(2) In case of the low REM/S, the oxidation resistance decreases because of early formation of Fe rich oxide and Si internal oxide grows markedly into substrate.
(3) In case of the high REM/S, REM concentrate in the inner scales and the continuous layer of Si oxide is formed beneath Cr2O3 layer, and consequently the protective scale is retained much longer.
(4) Effect of REM on the improvement of the oxidation resistance seems that REM concentrate in Cr2O3 scales and make Cr2O3 scales more protective. REM in solution except fixed REM to sulfide are effective.