Method for forming coatings on structural components with corrosion-mitigating materials
OwnerYoung Kim, Dennis Gray +2inventors
InventorsYoung Kim, Dennis Gray, Peter Andresen, Eric Moran
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OwnerYoung Kim, Dennis Gray +2inventors
InventorsYoung Kim, Dennis Gray, Peter Andresen, Eric Moran
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A method for mitigating crack initiation and propagation on a surface of a metal component due to susceptibility to corrosion comprises depositing a metallic material on the surface of the component to form a coating, and then converting at least an outer layer of the coating to an electrically insulating material. The deposition of the metallic material is carried out by a method selected from the group consisting of wire-arc spraying, physical vapor deposition, and chemical vapor deposition. Electrochemical corrosion potential less than −0.23 VSHE based on the standard hydrogen electrode can be achieved with the method of coating of the present invention. This method is applied to produce coated structural components of water-cooled nuclear reactor.
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A method for mitigating corrosion cracking on a structural component, said method comprising:
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A method for mitigating corrosion cracking on a structural component, said method comprising:
A method for mitigating corrosion cracking on a structural component, said method comprising:
A method for mitigating corrosion cracking on a structural component, said method comprising:
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