A method for comparing the protective effects of different oxide films on metal substrates and its application
A protective effect, metal matrix technology, applied in the direction of material analysis, instruments, measuring devices, etc. using wave/particle radiation, which can solve problems such as misleading information
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[0021] When the parameters of the simulated PWR environment are stable, a test is made to keep the sample under constant load in the PWR environment. Specifically, the sample is placed at 1×10 -4 the s -1 The strain rate was loaded to 150MPa (90% of the yield strength of CF8A SS at 300°C), and then kept under constant load for 240 hours to obtain a constant load sample.
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[0023] When the simulated PWR environment parameters are stable, the sample is at 1×10 -4 the s -1 The strain rate was loaded to 150MPa (90% of the yield strength of CF8ASS at 300°C), and then kept at a constant load for 120 hours. After that, the sample was tested at 1×10 -3 the s -1 Overload occurs at a strain rate of 1.6, and then the load drops to 150MPa, and continues to be corroded in the PWR environment for 120 hours to obtain an overloaded sample.
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