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J Chin Soc Corr Pro  2011, Vol. 31 Issue (1): 18-22    DOI:
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CARBURIZATION BEHAVIORS OF Mn-Cr-O AND Mn-Al-O SPINELS
YUAN Bifei1, ZHENG Yanjun1, JING Dong1, CUI Lishan1, LU Guiwu2
1. Department of Materials Science and Engineering, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing 102249
2. Department of Physics, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing 102249
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Abstract  The carburization behaviors of Mn-Cr-O and Mn-Al-O spinels were studied in this paper. Metal stoichiometric ratio was found to have significant effect on the carburization behaviors. A higher amount of Mn than the stoichiometric ratio keeps the spinel structure stable, however a higher amount of Cr than the stoichiometric ratio induces the appearance of secondary Cr2O3 phase. In Mn-Al-O system, both MnO and Al2O3 have little solubility and excess Mn or Al induces the appearance of secondary phase. In carburization atmosphere both Mn-Cr-O and Mn-Al-O spinel were carburized. It is found when the chemical composition deviates the stoichiometric ratio the carburization resistance ability decreases. Mn-Al-O shows a better carburization resistance than Mn-Cr-O.
Key words:  spinel      carburization      MnCr2O4,MnAl2O4      coking     
Received:  26 July 2010     
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TG174.451

 
Corresponding Authors:  YUAN Bifei     E-mail:  yuanbifei@gmail.com

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YUAN Bifei, ZHENG Yanjun, JING Dong, CUI Lishan, LU Guiwu. CARBURIZATION BEHAVIORS OF Mn-Cr-O AND Mn-Al-O SPINELS. J Chin Soc Corr Pro, 2011, 31(1): 18-22.

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