High Temperature Corrosion of the Structural Materials and Degradation of Coatings in Harsh Conditions—2nd Edition
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Corrosion".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 August 2024 | Viewed by 58
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Interests: high temperature corrosion of Fe, Ni, TiAl based alloys; coating degradation; SEM, XRD, EDS analyses; corrosion; oxidation; fireside corrosion; pack cementation; coatings; surface engineering
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to inform you that MDPI’s journal Materials is announcing a Special Issue related to the high-temperature corrosion of structural materials and the degradation of coatings in harsh conditions. The problem of high-temperature corrosion has been well known for years. There is no development of society without high temperatures, as high temperatures mean better efficiency and higher performance; however, materials based on Fe, Ni, and TiAl metal matrix fabricated in a standard way or by 3D technology possess limitations. Therefore, it is extremely important to validate steels and alloys against high-temperature applications. In order to prevent corrosion degradation and oxidation processes as frequently as possible, protective coatings are needed to serve an extended lifetime for structural materials. I am inviting you to submit your very latest work on the subject, where high-temperature corrosion steels alloy is a key subject of the research.
This Special Issue offers a timely and authoritative opportunity to present recent progress in the field of the high-temperature corrosion of structural materials and the degradation of coatings in harsh conditions. Furthermore, this Special Issue is expected to highlight exciting challenges and future applications of new coating systems and the resistance of 3D materials against high-temperature exposures in different atmospheres.
Dr. Tomasz Dudziak
Prof. Dr. Nigel Simms
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- oxidation, steam oxidation, sulfidation, fireside corrosion, carburization
- coatings (thermally sprayed, PVD, diffusion-type coatings)
- steels, Ni-based alloys, TiAl alloys, co-based alloys
- 3D-printed materials for high-temperature applications
