Titlebook: Corrosion by Liquid Metals; Joseph E. Draley,John R. Weeks Book 1970 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1970 Ion.Tantal.Titan.Zircon

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Catching Up on Studies Not Employmentavior of the various systems is associated with the nature of oxygen in the particular system. Severe attack has been observed in the lead and thallium systems, while calcium produces very little attack, especially in contact with Ta-10W. Corrosion occurring with calcium is mainly confined to very shallow intergranular penetration.

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Interaction Effects between Dissimilar Metals in High Velocity Sodium at Temperatures up to 760°C I.als under test at temperatures as high as 760°C include refractory metal-base, cobalt-base, and iron-base alloys. Two pumped loops, made entirely of stabilized stainless steels, are used to carry out the investigations. The corrosion specimens are exposed to high velocity sodium (22 ft/sec) in a 24"

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Corrosion of Type 316 Stainless Steel with Surface Heat Flux in 1200°F Flowing Sodiumch the data are obtained are that (a) the sodium at the inlet to the test section is saturated with corrosion products, (b) the surface temperature of the test sample varies along its length and is always higher than the local bulk sodium temperature, and (c) the geometry of the test section permits

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