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dc.contributor.advisorChao-Sung Linen
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dc.description.abstract積層製造(Additive manufacturing)為工業4.0自動化中重要的一環,其中以選擇性雷射熔融技術(Selective Laser Melting, SLM)最為成熟,在傳統合金的製造與應用上, 316L不銹鋼因抗腐蝕性佳而在過去數十年廣泛應用,因此許多學者開始針對積層製造的316L不銹鋼進行抗腐蝕性研究,提出製程快速的冷卻速率在材料中產生不同尺度的缺陷,包含孔洞、二次相、成分偏析、介在物等,皆可能降低SLM 316L不銹鋼的抗腐蝕性,然而缺陷在材料中尺寸重疊難以劃分,也因此難以釐清單一因素對抗腐蝕性影響。
本研究將透過微結構分析及電化學測量,利用相同的製程參數的SLM 316L棒材,系統性地釐清表面孔洞、介在物、二次相、成分偏析等缺陷對抗腐蝕性的影響。微結構分析上,阿基米得原理測量材料體孔隙率;光學顯微鏡及軟體Image J分析面孔隙率,溶液蝕刻後用電子顯微鏡(SEM)可觀察SLM細微結構特徵,包含融池及亞晶粒;X光繞射儀(XRD)檢測鍛造316L僅存γ相,而SLM 316LC含 γ相及少量的δ相;EBSD及TEM繞射圖確認了δ相分布在熔池邊界、γ相則在內部,但沒有對應的成分偏析;SEM觀察到鍛造316L中存在微米級MnS及富含鋁、矽、鈣的氧化介在物,而SLM中則為廣泛隨機分布的矽氧介在物,介於數百奈米至數個微米間,TEM則找到SLM中有奈米級氧化介在物及MnS。
抗蝕性分析利用動電位極化曲線(PDP)及循環電位極化曲線(CP),使用的是三極系統,測試水溶液為3.5wt%氯化鈉及相同離子強度的2.84wt%硫酸鈉,測量範圍分別為1.767cm2及0.04cm2。量測完傳統鍛造316L表面具有明顯的孔蝕,孔蝕電位介於0.2-0.5V,在鈍化區間有介穩態孔蝕,因具微米級大小不等的孔蝕而無再鈍化電位。SLM 316L則針對表面孔洞率範圍0-4%、熔融不完全孔洞、不同鉻添加含量、δ相及氧化介在物等位置量測電化學,測量後表面及極化曲線上皆沒有孔蝕發生,證實以上缺陷皆非誘發孔蝕主因。透過循環動電位極化曲線進一步釐清過鈍化、間隙腐蝕及再鈍化行為,發現SLM高電位電流密度瞬間上升對應的電位為過鈍化電位,隨電流密度上升,與測試面積邊界處開始間隙腐蝕,間隙腐蝕的面積大小決定了再鈍化電位高低。
結合微結構及電化學測量結果,在3.5wt%氯化鈉水溶液中,傳統鍛造316L中微米級的MnS為誘發孔蝕主因,而SLM 316L則因製程細小化MnS,奈米級的MnS降低了誘發孔蝕的機率,整體提升SLM 316L不銹鋼之抗腐蝕性,但硫化錳出現在SLM表面的機率、硫含量達一定程度、尺寸達一定大小仍有可能誘發孔蝕。
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dc.description.abstractAdditive manufacturing is an important part of Industry 4.0 automation, among which Selective Laser Melting (SLM) is the most mature technology. When it comes to manufacturing and application of traditional alloy, 316L stainless steel (SS) has well-known high corrosion resistance. It has been used widely for decades, so many scholars began to study the corrosion resistance of SLM 316L SS. Researchers proposed that rapid cooling rate during manufacturing induced different scale defects such as porosity, second phase, element segregation, inclusion many reduce the corrosion resistance. However, overlapping scale of defects are difficult to clarify the impact of single factor on corrosion resistance.
This study uses microstructural analysis and electrochemical measurements to investigate the influence of SLM 316L surface pores, inclusions, second phase, element segregation on the pitting corrosion mechanism. The material microstructure analysis involves measuring the volume porosity of the material body according to Archimedes principle, as well as OM photographs on the surface of the material, then software Image J for surface porosity analysis. SEM is used to observe the surface structure features such as melting pools and subgrains after chemical etching. XRD is used to detect different phases that wrought 316L only has austenite, while SLM 316L has austenite and a small amount of δ ferrite. Combined EBSD and TEM results, which shows austenite distribute inside melting pool while δ ferrite on the boundary. But there is is no corresponding element segregation. SEM observed that there are micron-sized MnS and enriched in Al, Si and Ca oxide inclusion in wrought 316L while SLM 316L randomly distributed silicon oxide inclusion in the range of several hundred nanometer to several micron. TEM observed both nano-sized MnS and oxide inclusions in SLM 316L.
The corrosion resistance analysis involves potentiodynamic polarization (PDP) curve and cyclic potential polarization curve(CP). This was done by a three-electrode system, the test specimen is served as the working electrode (WE), platinum as the counter electrode (CE), and a calomel electrode (SCE) as the reference electrode (RE). The test solution used is 3.5wt% sodium chloride (NaCl) and 2.84wt% sodium sulfate (Na2SO4), with the same ionic strength, and measurements are taken in a large area (1.767cm2) and a small area (0.04cm2). In the case of wrought 316L, the electrochemical results show an obvious pitting potential, and the curve oscillates in the passivation area, indicating the presence of metastable pitting. Because of stable pits, there is no repassivation potential in wrought 316L. However, in the case of SLM 316L, different surface porosity (0~4%), different morphology of porosity, δ phase and inclusions are analyzed. The anodic polarization curve and tested surface shows there is no induced pitting observed at high potential. The transpassivation, crevice corrosion and repassivation behavior were further clarified through CP test. It was found that the potential correspond to the point of instant increase current density in SLM 316L is transpassivation potential. The repassivation potential was determined by the level of crevice corrosion at the edge of the test area.
Based on the microstructure and electrochemical measurement, we have concluded that the presence of micron-sized manganese sulfide inclusions in wrought 316L is responsible for the formation of metastable pitting/stable pitting in the 3.5wt% sodium chloride solution. In contrast, due to the miniaturization of MnS by additive manufacturing, the nano-sized MnS reduce the probability of inducing pitting, which improve the corrosion resistance of SLM 316L. However, if the following condition are reached, the probability of manganese sulfide appears on the surface, certain level of the sulfur content and the size is big enough, may still induce pitting in SLM 316L.
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dc.description.tableofcontents口試委員會審定書 i
學術論文原創性比對 ii
誌謝 iii
摘要 iv
ABSTRACT vi
總目錄 ix
圖目錄 xiii
表目錄 xxi
第一章 前言 1
第二章 文獻回顧 3
2.1 傳統不鏽鋼介紹 3
2.1.1 概述 3
2.1.2 成分影響 3
2.1.3 非金屬介在物(Nonmetallic inclusions) 5
2.1.4 奧斯田鐵系不銹鋼(Austenite stainless steel) 7
2.1.5 肥粒鐵系不銹鋼(Ferrite stainless steel) 7
2.1.6 麻田散鐵系不銹鋼(Martensite stainless steel) 7
2.1.7 析出硬化系不銹鋼(Precipitation hardening stainless steel) 8
2.2 積層製造介紹 8
2.2.1 積層製造起源 9
2.2.2 積層製造方法分類 10
2.2.3 製程參數介紹 14
2.3 積層製造不銹鋼微結構 18
2.3.1 表面粗糙度(Surface roughness) 19
2.3.2 殘餘應力(Residual stress) 22
2.3.3 孔洞(Porosity) 23
2.3.4 顯微結構特徵(Microstructure feature) 26
2.3.5 成分偏析(Element segregation) 34
2.3.6 二次相(Second phase) 34
2.3.7 非金屬介在物(Nonmetallic inclusions) 36
2.4 電化學 41
2.4.1 腐蝕分類 41
2.4.2 動電位極化曲線(Potentiodynamic polarization curve, PDP) 46
2.5 孔蝕簡介 49
2.5.1 鈍化膜理論 49
2.5.2 鈍化膜崩解機制 52
2.5.3 穩態與介穩態孔蝕 56
2.5.4 孔蝕環境因素 57
2.5.5 孔蝕易發生位置 60
2.5.6 過鈍化行為 67
2.6 研究動機 68
2.6.1 孔洞 69
2.6.2 成分偏析 70
2.6.3 二次相 72
2.6.4 添加成分 72
2.6.5 硫化錳介在物 73
2.6.6 其他 73
2.6.7 研究目的與價值 75
第三章 實驗步驟與方法 77
3.1 實驗流程 77
3.2 試片製備 79
3.2.1 實驗材料—積層製造316L與鍛造316L不銹鋼 79
3.2.2 微結構觀察試片前處理 82
3.2.3 電化學測量試片前處理 82
3.3 微結構分析方法 85
3.3.1 阿基米德浮力原理(Archimedes law) 85
3.3.2 光學顯微鏡(OM) 86
3.3.3 掃描式電子顯微鏡(SEM) 87
3.3.4 能量散射X射線譜(EDS) 88
3.3.5 背向散射電子繞射(EBSD) 88
3.3.6 X光繞射儀(XRD) 89
3.3.7 聚焦離子束顯微鏡(FIB) 89
3.3.8 穿透式電子顯微鏡(TEM) 90
3.4 電化學測試 91
3.4.1 陰極極化(Cathodic Polarization) 93
3.4.2 開路電位(OCP) 93
3.4.3 動電位極化曲線(PDP)及循環動電位極化曲線(CP) 93
第四章 實驗結果與討論 94
4.1 材料基本性質 94
4.1.1 表面形貌 94
4.1.2 孔洞率 95
4.1.3 結構 98
4.1.4 二次相及成分分析 101
4.1.5 介在物 106
4.2 抗腐蝕性分析 111
4.2.1 傳統鍛造材316L 112
4.2.2 積層製造316L 119
4.2.3 氯離子效應 129
4.2.4 循環動電位極化曲線 132
4.2.5 間隙腐蝕 135
4.3 SLM孔蝕機制 139
4.3.1 孔洞鈍化膜 140
4.3.2 第二相及成分偏析 144
4.3.3 介在物 146
第五章 結論 149
第六章 未來展望 152
參考文獻 153
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dc.language.isozh_TW-
dc.subject硫化錳zh_TW
dc.subject316L不銹鋼zh_TW
dc.subject積層製造zh_TW
dc.subject循環動電位極化曲線zh_TW
dc.subject動電位極化曲線zh_TW
dc.subject316L stainless steelen
dc.subjectAdditive manufacturingen
dc.subjectPotentiodynamic polarization curveen
dc.subjectManganese sulfideen
dc.subjectCyclic potentiodynamic polarization curveen
dc.title積層製造316L不銹鋼在3.5 wt. %氯化鈉水溶液中抗蝕性研究zh_TW
dc.titleAdditive Manufacturing 316L Stainless Steel Corrosion Resistance Research in 3.5 wt. % NaCl Solutionen
dc.typeThesis-
dc.date.schoolyear111-2-
dc.description.degree碩士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee葉建宏;李岳聯;薛人愷;林景崎zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeChien-Hung Yeh;Yueh-Lien Lee;Ren-Kai Shiue;Jing-Chie Linen
dc.subject.keyword積層製造,316L不銹鋼,硫化錳,動電位極化曲線,循環動電位極化曲線,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordAdditive manufacturing,316L stainless steel,Manganese sulfide,Potentiodynamic polarization curve,Cyclic potentiodynamic polarization curve,en
dc.relation.page169-
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU202303052-
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