Corrosive and Mechanical Experimental Tests for Selected Stainless Steel Pipes
Wasilewska Katarzyna, Glinicka Aniela
download PDFAbstract. The article presents corrosion tests of small diameters pipes made of stainless steel OH17N12M2 chromium – nickel – molybdenum with material number 1.4401 EN 10088 which does not have a pronounced yield point. The samples were subjected to corrosion in a laboratory at room temperature in solutions of sulfuric and hydrochloric acid at specified concentrations and in a given time. Corrosion was observed as surface uniform. As a result of the analysis, the dependences showing the mass loss as a function of time were obtained and the corrosion rate and average speed were determined. Following that, some of the corroded and non-corroded samples were subjected to a bending test in the Instron 3382 testing machine. On the basis of the measurements, plots showing maximum deflection of a beam as a function of bending load were created and compared. It was determined that the samples which were corroded for 720 h in 5% H2SO4 were not corroded and retained the bending capacity. Samples corroded for longer period of time or in more potent acids had the bending capacity reduced which was noted.
Keywords
Corrosion, Small Diameter Pipes, Stainless Steel, Experimental Studies
Published online 5/25/2019, 6 pages
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Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA
Citation: Wasilewska Katarzyna, Glinicka Aniela, Corrosive and Mechanical Experimental Tests for Selected Stainless Steel Pipes, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 12, pp 31-36, 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644900215-4
The article was published as article 4 of the book Experimental Mechanics of Solids
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