Abstract
Rotating bending tests were carried out on eight different steels in geothermal steam from three different geothermal environments. The steels ranged from high-strength turbine blade to low-strength steels, and from high- to low-alloy steels. The testing environments were geothermal steam from three different sites containing different amounts and compositions of non-condensable gases (CO 2,H 2S and H 2) and other impurities. Fatigue testing in air was carried out for reference. This paper describes the final results from the Icelandic part of the Nordic Industrial fund project ‘Fatigue under spectrum loading and in corrosive environments”.
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