Pure titanium samples were aluminized at 950,1025 and 1100 ℃ for 0-6 h in a pack containing 10%Al+5%NaF+85%Al2O3 in mass traction.The aluminized layers formed on the samples were characterized.The kinetic studies i...Pure titanium samples were aluminized at 950,1025 and 1100 ℃ for 0-6 h in a pack containing 10%Al+5%NaF+85%Al2O3 in mass traction.The aluminized layers formed on the samples were characterized.The kinetic studies indicated that the diffusion of Al-bearing gases through the pack is the rate-controlling step in this process.The activation energy of 161.8 kJ/mol was calculated for this step.In addition,the mass gains of the aluminized samples were predicted using the partial pressures of gases in the pack and those adjacent to the samples surface.The predicted values are in good agreement wim the experimental measurements at 950 ℃ but are higher than those measured at 1025 and 1100 ℃.展开更多
文摘Pure titanium samples were aluminized at 950,1025 and 1100 ℃ for 0-6 h in a pack containing 10%Al+5%NaF+85%Al2O3 in mass traction.The aluminized layers formed on the samples were characterized.The kinetic studies indicated that the diffusion of Al-bearing gases through the pack is the rate-controlling step in this process.The activation energy of 161.8 kJ/mol was calculated for this step.In addition,the mass gains of the aluminized samples were predicted using the partial pressures of gases in the pack and those adjacent to the samples surface.The predicted values are in good agreement wim the experimental measurements at 950 ℃ but are higher than those measured at 1025 and 1100 ℃.