Abstract

The electrochemical improvement of PM 316L stainless steels by pre-alloyed powder prepassivation in 20% nitric acid in comparison with as-received specimens has been studied in this work. For comparison purposes a simultaneous study was carried out on similar composition wrought AISI 316L steels. Corrosion resistance was studied using evolution of the corrosion potential vs. time, anodic polarisations curves and Zero Resistance Ammeter technique. Reductions of the corrosion rate ( i corr) were observed in prepassivated specimens in neutral chloride media. Crevice resistance was higher for prepassivated specimens and for higher densities and annealing as post-heat treatments.

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