Corrosion Resistant Ni-Cr-Mo Alloys
Abstract The effects of Cr, Mo and other minor additions (such as Cu and W) on corrosion resistance depends on the environment composition (eg. chloride, nitrate levels) and redox potential. These effects are first discussed in general terms and then specifically with respect to two new alloys, HAST...
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