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Oxidation Kinetics of Cast Alumina-Forming Austenitic Alloys in Steam

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Benjamin Church, Elmer A. Prenzlow, Lizeth Ortiz, James Myers
... in both time, temperature and aluminum composition. Stainless Steel Austenitic Alloy High Temperature Oxidation Coking Alumina INTRODUCTION Production of ethylene and other lighter hydrocarbons from feedstocks of naphtha and gas-oil can be improved by several means. The reduction of coke formation...
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An Initial Evaluation of the Effect of Alloy Composition and Oxide Layer on High Temperature Coking Resistance of Heat Resistant Alloys

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Benjamin Church, Lizeth Ortiz, Elmer Prenzlow, Shengyi Li, Bruna Luiza dos Santos, Bryce Erwin, James Myers
... on the coking resistance of several stainless steel alloys including cast 35Cr-45Ni as well as an aluminum containing austenitic alloy. Oxidation process was carried out with steam and tracked using mass changes as a function of exposure times. Carbon deposits formed on the surface of iron samples during coking...
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UNS S35315 - a Material for Very High Temperatures and Harsh Environments

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Mats Segerbäck, Bo Ivarsson, Rune Johansson, James C Kelly
... S35315, is described. Its excellent creep strength is demonstrated by comparison with data for other materials. Results from short time laboratory high temperature corrosion testing are presented. Examples of superior performance under actual service conditions are given. Austenitic alloy heat resisting...
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