Original paper
Effect of precipitates on long-term creep deformation properties of P92 and P122 type advanced ferritic steels for USC power plants
Abstract
Long-term creep rupture strengths and the microstructural stability of ASME P92 and P122 pipes have been studied using creep testing at the temperatures from 550 to 700 °C and detailed scanning transmission electron microscopy. Creep rupture strength of P92 is found to be more stable than that of P122 at temperatures over 600 °C, which is mainly due to the difference in their Cr content. P122 type model steel with reduced Cr content, 9%Cr, has...
Paper Details
Title
Effect of precipitates on long-term creep deformation properties of P92 and P122 type advanced ferritic steels for USC power plants
Published Date
Jun 1, 2009
Volume
510-511
Pages
162 - 168
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