The tests described in this paper are aimed at evaluating the performances of different martensitic stainless steels regarding on the one hand general and crevice corrosion in sweet environments at elevated temperatures, and on the other hand regarding sulfide stress cracking.

Subject
Materials, Nickel based alloys, Sour environments, Sodium chloride, Tensile tests, Sodium chloride solution, Crevice corrosion, Heat, Steel, Corrosion resistance, Sulfide stress cracking, Yield strength, Martensitic steel
Keywords:
13Cr stainless steels, corrosion, carbon dioxide, sulfide stress cracking, hydrogen sulfide
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1995
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