Abstract
Creep cavitation is a life limiting factor in stainless steel high temperature plant. However, regenerative heat treatments offer the potential of sintering creep cavities and thus extending a component’s time to failure. This is countered by thermal aging effects which can lead to precipitate formation and an increased creep rate. This study investigates these behaviours in a AISI Type 316H austenitic stainless steel.
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