Advances in Materials Technology for Fossil Power Plants : Proceedings from the Fifth International Conference, October 3-5, 2007, Marco Island, Florida, USA

by Viswanathan, R.

• ISBN13: 9780871708694
• ISBN10: 0871708698
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2008-01-01
• Publisher: ASM International

Table of Contents

U.S. Program on Materials Technology for Ultrasupercritical Coal-Fired Boilers	p. 1
Creep-Rapture Behavior and Recrystallization in Cold-Bent Boiler Tubing for USC Applications	p. 16
Refurbishment of Aged PC Power Plants with Advanced USC Technology	p. 29
The Development of Electric Power and High Temperature Materials Application in China - An Overview	p. 46
Consideration of Weld Behavior in Design of High Temperature Components	p. 59
UltraGen: A Proposed Initiative by EPRI to Advance Deployment of Ultra-Supercritical Pulverized Coal Power Plant Technology with Near-Zero Emissions and CO[superscript 2] Capture and Storage	p. 82
Feasibility of MARBN Steel for Application to Thick Section Boiler Components in USC Power Plant at 650 [degrees]C	p. 92
Materials Solutions for Advanced Steam Power Plants	p. 107
Creep Properties of Carbon and Nitrogen Free Austenitic Alloys for USC Power Plants	p. 119
Development of High Strength HCMA (1.25Cr-0.4Mo-Nb-V) Steel Tube	p. 129
Experience with the Use of P91 Steel and Development of Tools for Component Integrity/Life Assessment	p. 140
Investigating the Strain Limits of Cold Formed, High Temperature Austenitic Materials for Fabricating USC Boiler Components	p. 153
Creep Properties and Strengthening Mechanisms in 23Cr-45Ni-7W (HR6W) Alloy and Ni-Base Superalloys for 700[degrees]C A-USC Boilers	p. 168
Long-Term Creep Properties and Microstructure of Super 304H, TP347HFG and HR3C for Advanced USC Boilers	p. 185
Prediction of the Loss of Precipitation Strengthening in Modern 9-12% Cr Steels - A Numerical Approach	p. 197
VM12 - A New 12%Cr Steel for Application at High Temperature in Advanced Power Plants - Status of Development	p. 208
A New Improvement of Inconel Alloy 740 for USC Power Plants	p. 220
Materials Qualification for 700 [degrees]C Power Plants	p. 231
Study of Performance Requirements and Construction Rule for 700 Degree-C Class Advanced USC Plant	p. 260
Nickel Alloys for High Efficiency Fossil Power Plants	p. 271
Creep Properties of Advanced Steels for High Efficiency Power Plants	p. 281
Life Management of Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels - Solutions for the Performance of Grade 91 Steel	p. 293
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties Characteristics of Welded Joints Made of Creep- Resistant Steel with 12% Cr, V, W and Co Additions	p. 303
Alloy 33: Update on Field Experience in Water Walls and Superheaters	p. 320
Material Development and Mechanical Integrity Analysis for Advanced Steam Turbines	p. 338
High Chromium Steel Forgings for Steam Turbines at Elevated Temperatures	p. 353
Creep Behaviour and Microstructural Analysis of FB2 Trial Rotor Steel	p. 366
Development of Low Thermal Expansion Ni Base Superalloy for Steam Turbine Applications	p. 377
Manufacturing Experiences and Investigation of Properties of 12% Cr Steel Forgings for Steam Turbines	p. 391
The Application of Ni-Base Alloy Nimonic 80A for Buckets of USC Steam Turbine in China	p. 402
Materials and Component Development for Advanced Turbine Systems	p. 413
Mechanical Properties and Manufacturability of Ni-Fe Base Superalloy (FENIX-700) for A-USC Steam Turbine Rotor Large Forging	p. 424
Development of Ni-Based Superalloy for Advanced 700[degrees]C-Class Steam Turbines	p. 434
Nano-Structured Erosion Resistant Coatings for Gas and Steam Turbines	p. 447
The Steamside Oxidation Behavior of Candidate USC Materials at Temperatures between 650[degrees]C and 800[degrees]C	p. 471
Effects of Fuel Composition and Temperature on Fireside Corrosion Resistance of Advanced Materials in Ultra-Supercritical Coal-Fired Power Plants	p. 488
Impact of Steam-Side Oxidation on Boiler Heat Exchanger Tubes Design	p. 507
Steamside Oxidation Behavior of Experimental 9%Cr Steels	p. 520
An Investigation of Key Experimental Parameters in Steam Oxidation Testing and the Impact They Have on the Interpretation of Experimental Results	p. 531
Role of Minor Compositional Variation in Oxidation 'Cr-Mo' Steels	p. 544
Creep Strength of High Cr Ferritic Steels Designed Using Neural Networks and Phase Stability Calculations	p. 551
Ferritic and Austenitic Grades for New Generation of Steam Power Plants	p. 564
The Use of Advanced Materials on Large Steam Turbines in Supercritical Steam Cycles in the Czech Republic	p. 582
Service Experience with A Retrofit Modified 9Cr (Grade 91) Steel Header	p. 590
Stress Dependence of Degradation and Creep Rupture Life of Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels	p. 601
The Estimation of Residual Life of Low-Alloy Cast Steel Cr-Mo-V Type after Long-Term Creep Service	p. 616
Application of a Comprehensive R&D Concept to Improve Long-Term Creep Behaviour of Martensitic 9-12% Cr Steels	p. 627
Novel Hafnium-Containing Steels for Power Generation	p. 645
The Role of Creep-Fatigue in Advanced Materials	p. 658
Microstructural Characterization of Modern Martensitic Steels	p. 675
Towards A Standard for Creep Fatigue Testing	p. 689
ECCC Rupture Data for Austenitic Stainless Steels - Experiences Gained with Demanding Data Analyses	p. 702
Long-Term Crack Behavior under Creep and Creep-Fatigue Conditions of Heal Resistant Steels	p. 718
A Design Perspective of Elevated Temperature Material Behaviour	p. 733
Improved Methods of Creep-Fatigue Life Assessment of Components	p. 748
Failure Behavior of High Chromium Steel Welded Joints under Creep and Creep-Fatigue Conditions	p. 762
Prediction of In-Service Stress States of Single Crystal Superalloys Based on Mathematical Analyses of y/y' Microstructural Morphologies	p. 783
Advances in Welded Creep Resistant 9-12% Cr Steels	p. 790
16-8-2 and Other Weld Metal Compositions That Utilize Controlled Residual Elements to Enhance and Maintain Elevated Temperature Creep Strength	p. 809
Weldability Investigation of Inconel Alloy 740 for Ultrasupercritical Boiler Applications	p. 818
Behavior of New Pipe Steels and Their Welds in Modern High Efficiency Power Stations with High Steam Parameter	p. 830
Welding of Dissimilar Joints of New Power Plant Steels	p. 863
Improvement of Creep Rupture Strength of 9Cr1MoNbV Welded Joints by Post Weld Normalizing and Tempering	p. 874
Selection of Erosion Resistant Materials in the Severe Environment of Coal Fired Power Plants	p. 884
Alloys for Advanced Steam Turbines - Oxidation Behavior	p. 897
The Heat Affected Zone of Boron Alloyed Creep Resistant 9% Chromium Steels and Their Susceptibility to Type IV Cracking	p. 914
Simplified Methods for High Temperature Weld Design and Assessment for Steady and Cyclic Loading	p. 927
Alternative Filler Materials for DMWs Involving P91 Materials	p. 940
Overview of Oxy-Combustion Technology for Utility Coal-Fired Boilers	p. 968
Fireside Corrosion Study Using B&W Clean Environment Development Facility for Oxy-Coal Combustion Systems	p. 982
Design Considerations for Advanced Materials in Oxygen-Fired Supercritical and Ultra-Supercritical Pulverized Coal Boilers	p. 993
Author Index	p. 1001
Subject Index	p. 1005
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