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    • 65. 发明专利
    • NODULAR CORROSION RESISTING ZIRCONIUM-BASE ALLOY
    • JPS61174347A
    • 1986-08-06
    • JP1424185
    • 1985-01-30
    • HITACHI LTD
    • TAKASE IWAOYOSHIDA SUMIIKEDA SHINZOMASAOKA ISAONAKAJIMA JUNJIRO
    • C22C16/00
    • PURPOSE:To obtain the Zr-base alloy causing no nodular corrosion under the high-temp. and high-pressure water or steam environment of a nuclear reactor by arranging and precipitating the precipitates in the prescribed range in an alloy having a specific composition consisting of Sn, Fe, Cr, Ni, Nb, V, Ti, and Zr. CONSTITUTION:Tubes, rods, plates and the like of a Zr-base alloy are composed of the nodular corrosion resisting Zr-base alloy which has a chemical composition consisting of, by weight, 1.0-2.0% Sn, 0.05-0.20% Fe, 0.05-0.20% Cr, 0% or 0.03-0.1% Ni, and 0.03-2.0% of >=1 kind among Nb, V, and Ti, and the balance Zr and in which the precipitates in its alloy structure are arranged and precipitated in the prescribed range. In the manufacturing process, the above alloy is subjected to solution heat treatment by cooling rapidly from the temp. including beta phase before hot plastic working, preferably to further solution heat treatment after the hot plastic working, and then to final annealing at high temp., so as to form the precipitates with prescribed arrangement to manufacture the excellent nodular corrosion resisting Zr-base alloy.
    • 69. 发明专利
    • BUILDDUP WELDING METHOD
    • JPS5550993A
    • 1980-04-14
    • JP12257478
    • 1978-10-06
    • HITACHI LTD
    • TAKASE IWAOKIRIHARA SEISHINIKEDA SHINZOU
    • B23K33/00
    • PURPOSE:To obtain welded structure of high reliability not causing hydrogen attack, by build up welding the surface of deposited metal of welded joint of steel structure used under the environment of high-temperature, high-pressure hydrogen, in the specified position by using pure iron filler metal. CONSTITUTION:Weld zones of base metal 1, especially weld metal 5 in the final welding layer and coarse crystal heat affected zone 2 are likely to cause high-temperature, high-pressure hydrogen brittleness. In order to prevent this, build-up welding 4 is performed so that the weld end part may be positioned 1 to 5mm inside of the weld end part. As a result, the coarse grain region of the coarse crystal heat affected zone 2 and weld metal 5 is changed to fine grains by the heat cycle of build-up welding, and the resistance to hydrogen is improved by the tempering effect. If 1mm or less, new coarse crystal heat affected zone is formed; if 5mm or more, the fine granulating effect does not appear. The build-up weld should consist of pure iron having a high resistance to hydrogen, or one or two or more kinds of carbide forming elements being stable against hydrogen attack, Cr 3% or less, Mo 1% or less, and Ti 0.3% or less, and the remainder of iron.
    • 70. 发明专利
    • CORROSION EVALUATION METHOD FOR ZIRCONIUM-SERIES METAL AND ZIRCONIUM-BASED ALLOY
    • JP2000097843A
    • 2000-04-07
    • JP27116198
    • 1998-09-25
    • HITACHI LTD
    • TAKASE IWAOFUJIEDA TADASHIABE TERUYOSHIYASUDA TAKAYOSHI
    • G01N17/00G21C3/20G21C17/06G21D1/00
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a corrosion evaluation method for a zirconium-series metal, excellent in water quality impact assessment, in material selection of the zirconium- series material for being used in a high-temperature water environment. SOLUTION: A zirconium-series metal is given an initial oxidation treatment comprising a prescribed-time heating treatment (single-step treatment) at a constant temperature in high-temperature water or in high-temperature water and steam by using test water having a dissolved oxygen quantity of 2-100 ppb, or a step-wise prescribed- time heating treatment (plural-step treatment) at prescribed temperatures in high- temperature water or in high-temperature water and steam by using test water having a dissolved oxygen quantity of 2-100 ppb, and thereafter given a high-temperature water treatment for heating as long as a prescribed time at an actual machine using temperature by using test water having the same dissolved oxygen quantity as the dissolved oxygen quantity of the actual machine. After cooling the metal once, the metal is treated in high-pressure steam at 490-510 deg.C for 120-240 hours, and evaluated by measurement of the thickness of an oxide film formed on the surface of the zirconium-series metal and by the existence of a local accelerated corrosion.