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Understanding the Corrosion Behavior of P92 Steel in CO2 Using In-Situ Monitoring Technology II: Mechanism of Oxide Scale Peeling
The mechanism of oxide scale exfoliation from P92 steel during formation in CO2 under over-temperature conditions at 650 ℃ was studied by the experiments, thermodynamics, and molecular dynamics. A duplex oxide scale with an inner FeCr2O4 scale and an outer Fe3O4 scale was formed on P92 steel, in which honeycomb pores were observed in Fe3O4 oxides. The honeycomb pore size and CO gas generation rate on P92 steel showed maximum values after 80 min. The exfoliation of Fe3O4 oxide scale was divided into two stages based on the deposition of carbon in the honeycomb pores.
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