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Comparison of hot-salt corrosion behaviour of superalloys in high and low velocity burner rigs

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In this article, four uncoated superalloys, IN738LC, IN939, IN100 and IN713LC, were be-en exposed in both high and low velocity burner rigs for times of up to 1500 h at temperatures in the range 700-950°C.
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Four uncoated superalloys, IN738LC, IN939, IN100 and IN713LC have be-en exposed in both high and low velocity burner rigs for times of up to 1500 h at temperatures in the range 700–950°C. V...

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Hot corrosion in gas turbine components

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Corrosion of thermal barrier coatings by vanadium and sulfur compounds

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A method for investigation of hot corrosion by gaseous Na2SO4

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Cyclic oxidation - guidelines for test standardisation, aimed at the assessment of service behaviour †

TL;DR: In this article, it is shown that the response of an alloy under cyclic oxidation testing varies, depending on the exact test conditions chosen and the length of test exposure, but for many alloy systems this response has common features.
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Laboratory studies of erosion-corrosion processes under oxidising and oxidising/sulphidising conditions

TL;DR: A review of a range of laboratory test facilities that have been established to study high temperature erosion-corrosion processes and discusses how each has aimed to simulate in plant conditions, their limitations and successes is presented in this article.
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