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    Performance of superheater materials

    in simulated oxy-fuel combustion

    conditions at 650C

    Modified from

    EUROCORR 20114-8 Sept, Stockholm

    D. Bankiewicz1, S. Tuurna2, P. Yrjas1, P. Pohjanne2

    1bo Akademi University, Turku, Finland2VTT Research Centre, Tampere/Espoo, Finland

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    Test plan

    Conditions Test length (h) CO2 O2 H2O N2 (vol%)

    Oxy-fuel 1 168 60 4 0 36

    Oxy-fuel 2 168 60 4 10 26

    Oxy-fuel 3 168, 500, 1000 60 4 30 6

    66.19

    66.7

    43.64

    51.98

    18.3

    18.6

    23.56

    26.1

    11.7

    11.6

    24.08

    19.46

    5.3 2.83

    0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

    TP347HFG

    TP347HFG_1

    Sanicro 25

    HR3C

    Fe Cr Ni W Cu

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    Laboratory method for HT corrosion tests

    1. Preparation of salts

    2. Preparation of steel samples for the experiment

    3. Tube furnace tests

    4. Preparation of samples for SEM/EDXA

    5. Analysis of SEM results

    1. Preparation of salts

    2. Preparation of steel samples for the experiment

    3. Tube furnace tests

    4. Preparation of samples for SEM/EDXA

    5. Analysis of SEM results

    1. Preparation of salts

    2. Preparation of steel samples for the experiment

    3. Tube furnace tests

    4. Preparation of samples for SEM/EDXA

    5. Analysis of SEM results

    1. Preparation of salts

    2. Preparation of steel samples for the experiment

    3. Tube furnace tests

    4. Preparation of samples for SEM/EDXA

    5. Analysis of SEM results

    1. Preparation of salts

    2. Preparation of steel samples for the experiment

    3. Tube furnace tests

    4. Preparation of samples for SEM/EDXA

    5. Analysis of SEM results

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    0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000Oxidelaye

    rthickness[m]

    Cross section [m]

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    HR3C

    Sanicro25

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    47HFG

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    168 h 500 h1000 h

    Oxidelayer

    thickness,m

    Oxide layer thickness 347HFG after exposures in

    60%CO2-30%H2O with CaCO3-CaSO4

    - carburization of the material

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    Carburization of 347HFG after exposure to

    85CaCO3+ 15CaSO4, 650 C

    60% CO2, 30% H2O

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    No carburization of 347HFG after exposure to

    CaSO4, 650 C

    60% CO2, 30% H2O

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    4. Tests in 60% CO2, 30% H2Owith pure CaSO4at 650 C

    no measurable oxide layer was found on the samples no carburization

    3. Tests in 60% CO2, 30% H2Owith 85 CaCO3+ 15 CaSO4at 650 C

    measurable oxide layer just on 347HFG material clear carburization of 347HFG after 168, 500 and 1000 h exposures

    Conclusions and wrap up of tests in high CO2

    2. Tests in 60% CO2, 30% H2Owith no salt at 650 C

    no measurable oxide layer was found on the samples no carburization oxide layer growth on 347HFG after longer exposures (500, 1000h)

    1. Tests in 60% CO2, no H2O with no salt at 650 C

    no measurable oxide layer was found on the samples

    no carburization

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    Is the lower resistance of 347HFG in high CO2atmosphere caused by water

    vapor? Differences in 347HFG vs. 347HFG_1 performance?

    347HFGvs. 347HFG_1

    Molybdenum was reported to have a negative effect in water vapour. Mo can formhighly volatile hydroxyl what can increase the tendency of scale cracking and havean impeding effect on scale healing [1].

    Here 347HFG 0.23Movs. 347HFG_1 0.04Mo

    HR3C and Sanicro 25 no Mo and Cr content is > 20%

    Generally lower resistance of 347HFG too low Cr content

    [1] Schtze et al. Materials Research, Vol. 7. 1, 111-123, 2004