Influence of alloying elements and density on aqueous corrosion behaviour of some sintered low alloy steels

Effect of tin on the corrosion behavior of sea-water corrosion-resisting steel

“…Normally, chemical composition and microstructure are regarded as principal influence factors of corrosion resistant property. Corrosion resistant properties of frequently-used elements such as Copper, Aluminum, Chromium, Molybdenum and Nickel have been investigated in lots of published literature [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10], and their function on corrosion resistance has been learnt by people. Nowadays,people started to pay more attention to the effect of tin element on corrosion resistant property, especially after the successful development of high-tensile corrosion resistant steel containing tin in Japan in 2011.…”

Complex effects of alloy composition and porosity on the phase transformations and mechanical properties of powder metallurgy steels

“…Hence, the P/M route is often preferred for the manufacture of automotive parts (e.g., gears and rotors) when it wins cost competition over other production technologies, which may originate from its ability to form complex geometrical shapes with higher material utilization and reduced processing steps [7][8][9][10].…”

Experimental Investigation on Corrosion Behaviour of Hot Upset P/M Plain Carbon Steel

“…Our experimental work takes the opportunity to fulfil the voids present in the research area. Kandavel, et al, (2012) have reported that the corrosion rate and iron loss are found to diminish in linear proportion with lessening in porosity for various chemical compositions of Fe-C-Cu-Mo-Ti sinter-forged low alloy steel under pickling acid medium. They have also found that the cold upset plain carbon steel is subjected to greater corrosion rate in comparison with plain carbon steel alloyed with Cu, Mo, and Ti, etc.…”