1977
DOI: 10.1002/maco.19770280803
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Zur Korrosionsbeständigkeit von Vanadium und Vanadiumlegierungen als Strukturwerkstoffe in einem lithiumgekühlten Fusionsreaktor

Abstract: Durch die Bestimmung der Lochfras, Durchbruchs-und Repassivierungspotentiale und durch die Ergebnisse der Dauertauchversuche wurde das Korrosionsverhalten der Aluminiumlegierung AlMgMn mit verschiedenen Oberflachenzustanden in Bonner Brunnenwasser charakterisiert und festgelegt. Die verschiedenen Oberflachenzustande tellenmit Ausnahme der anodisch oxidierenden ,,Veroxa&"-Schicht keinen oder nur einen temporaren Schutz im Vergleich zu dem Ausgangszustand, gewalzt, dar. Die Festlegung des Passivbereiches fur ein… Show more

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“…The oxygen retention in vanadium alloys exposed to lithium was observed in previous studies on V-3Ti-15Nb and V-5Ti-2Cr alloys by Borgstedt et al [27,28]. There was almost no change in oxygen level and a more than doubled increase in carbon concentration in V-3Ti-15Nb and V-5Ti-2Cr after exposure to lithium at 700°C for 500 h. Unalloyed vanadium that was tested in the same environment, however, showed a loss of oxygen and a pickup of carbon.…”
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confidence: 50%
“…The oxygen retention in vanadium alloys exposed to lithium was observed in previous studies on V-3Ti-15Nb and V-5Ti-2Cr alloys by Borgstedt et al [27,28]. There was almost no change in oxygen level and a more than doubled increase in carbon concentration in V-3Ti-15Nb and V-5Ti-2Cr after exposure to lithium at 700°C for 500 h. Unalloyed vanadium that was tested in the same environment, however, showed a loss of oxygen and a pickup of carbon.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 50%