Abstract
S-phase was introduced on stainless steel surface by low-temperature liquid oxy-nitriding and its influence on the corrosion behavior has been explored through surface analysis and weight-loss method. The results indicated that the S-phase layer can significantly improve the corrosion resistance of austenitic stainless steels in H2S/CO2/Cl− simulated solutions, which was proved by lower corrosion rate, surface, and cross-sectional topography after corrosion. This improvement can be attributed to the fact that the Fe3O4 layer blocking the sulfur-containing medium and the consumption of H+ by the active nitrogen atoms, making it difficult for the corrosive medium to penetrate the steel.
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