Microstructural analysis of IN617 and IN625 oxidised in the presence of steam for use in ultra-supercritical power plant

The nickel based alloys IN617 and IN625 that have been selected for their candidacy in the construction of the hottest regions of the supercritical steam cycle have been oxidised under isothermal conditions at 750 °C and atmospheric pressure in atmospheres of 100 % steam, 50/50 % steam/argon and air...

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Main Authors:	David M. Gorman, Rebecca Higginson, H. Du, G. McColvin, A.T. Fry, Rachel Thomson
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2013
Subjects:	Materials engineering not elsewhere classified Condensed matter physics not elsewhere classified IN617 IN625 Steam oxidation Voids Internal oxidation Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified Condensed Matter Physics
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/15323
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