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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2024Tensile and creep properties of small specimens of reduced-activation ferritic steel F82H, and the correlation to standard specimen datacitations
  • 2013Corrosion behavior of 9Cr-ODS steel in stagnant liquid lithium and lead–lithium at 873 Kcitations
  • 2012Morphological and compositional features of corrosion behavior of SUS410-SUS410, SUS316-SUS316 and SUS410-SUS316 TIG welded joints in Li5citations
  • 2011THE CORROSION INFLUENCE OF PB-LI ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIEScitations
  • 2011Flow Assisted Corrosion and Erosion-Corrosion of RAFM Steel in liquid breeders37citations
  • 2011Mass transfer of RAFM steel in Li by simple immersion, impeller induced flow and thermal convection21citations
  • 2011Corrosion behavior of hydrogen permeation materials in molten salt Flinakcitations
  • 2011Effect of Nitrogen on the Corrosion Behavior of RAFM JLF-1 Steel in Lithium32citations
  • 2010Phase-structural transformations in the RAF/M, F/M and model F/ODS steels exposed to lithium - corrosion induced coarsening of substructure and effect of alloying elements19citations
  • 2010Corrosion of reduced activation ferritic martensitic steel JLF-1 in purified Flinak at static and flowing conditions55citations
  • 2010Corrosion characteristic of AlN, Y2O3, Er2O3 and Al2O3 in Flinak for molten salt blanket systemcitations
  • 2010Erosion-corrosion of RAFM JLF-1 steel in lithium flow induced by impellercitations
  • 2010Development of anticorrosion coating on low activation materials against fluoridation and oxidation in Flibe blanket environment2citations

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  • Tanigawa, Hiroyasu
  • Shen, Jingjie
  • Ando, Masami
  • Kato, Taichiro
  • Nozawa, Takashi
  • Kondo, Masatoshi
  • Abe, Hiroaki
  • Muroga, Takeo
  • Li, Yanfen
  • Matsushita, Izuru
  • Valentyn, Tsisar
  • Tsisar, Valentyn
  • Yanfen, Li
  • Suzuki, Akihiro
  • Yokoyama, Takahiro
  • Takahashi, Minoru
  • Terai, Takayuki
  • Fujii, Naoki
  • Sagara, Akio
  • Nakamura, Eiji
  • Miyamoto, Hiroshi
  • Xu, Qi
  • Oshima, Tomoko
  • Yeliseyeva, Olga
  • Watanabe, Takashi
  • Yokoyama, Yukihiro
  • Oishi, Tatsuya
  • Motoijma, Osamu
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Effect of Nitrogen on the Corrosion Behavior of RAFM JLF-1 Steel in Lithium

  • Tsisar, Valentyn
  • Yeliseyeva, Olga
  • Xu, Qi
  • Kondo, Masatoshi
  • Nagasaka, Takuya
  • Muroga, Takeo
Abstract

The corrosion behavior of RAFM JLF-1 (Fe–9Cr–2W) steel in static N-added Li (0.5 wt.%N) at 600C for times up to 750 h was investigated. The kinetics of weight change and peculiarities of corrosion interac-tion were determined. Samples showed intensive weight losses during first 120 h while with an exposure time the weight losses became slower. Corrosion attack proceeded most intensively along the boundaries of prior austenitic grains, martensite packets and laths, causing formation of the extremely relief surface. The porous and softened ferrite zone depleted markedly in Cr was formed beneath the relief surface. The martensite to ferrite transformation occurred in this zone. The weight losses of steel in N-added Li were about 25 times higher than those in ‘‘pure’’ Li (0.004 wt.%N) under the same time–temperature condi-tions of tests. The scheme of corrosion interaction in ‘‘JLF-1 steel–Li[N]’’ system was proposed.

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  • porous
  • surface
  • grain
  • corrosion
  • Nitrogen
  • steel
  • Lithium