Characterization of Sintered and Sintered/Plasma-Nitrided Fe-1.5% Mo Alloy by SEM, X-Ray Diffraction and Electrochemical Techniques

AUTOR(ES)

Alves Neto, José de Pinho, Giacomelli, Cristiano, Klein, Aloísio Nelmo, Muzart, Joel Louis Rene, Spinelli, Almir

FONTE

Materials Research

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2002-06

RESUMO

Electrochemical experiments together with SEM and X-Ray techniques were carried out in order to evaluate the corrosion resistance, to analyze the surface condition and to characterize the nitride layer of the sintered and sintered/plasma-nitrided Fe-1.5% Mo alloy in Mg(NO3)2 0.5mol.L-1 solution (pH 7.0). The sintered/plasma-nitrided samples presented a higher corrosion resistance, indicating that the surface treatment improved the electrochemical properties of the sintered material. In addition, the nitride layer formed at 500 °C showed better corrosion resistance that the layers formed at higher temperatures. This difference can be ascribed to the nitrogen content in the nitride layer, which at 500°C is higher due to the formation of a phase rich in nitrogen (epsilon phase) while at higher temperatures a phase poor in nitrogen (gamma' phase) is formed.

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