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Susceptibilities to stress corrosion cracking(SCC) of X80 pipeline steel in relatively concentrated carbonate/bicarbonate solutions with different chloride ion concentrations or p H value at a passive potential of-200 m V vs SCE were investigated by slow strain rate tensile test.In order to explore the SCC mechanism and the evaluation criterion for the SCC susceptibility of the steel in passive state,electrochemical measurements were taken.Potentiodynamic polarization curves were obtained at different potential sweep rates,and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements were taken after fast polarization to the passive potential.The effects of chloride ion and p H on SCC behaviors of X80 steel at the passive potential were also discussed.The results showed that the SCC mechanism of X80 pipeline steel was greatly influenced by the passive film formed in these solutions.The SCC behaviors followed the film suppressed anodic dissolution mechanism in these circumstances,because the filming process accounted for a considerable proportion of the overall electrode process.The criteria for evaluating the SCC susceptibility of the steel at passive potential were proposed and validated.Decreasing in the concentration of chloride ion or increasing in p H value resulted in the reduction in SCC susceptibility.The existence of chloride ion greatly lowered the passivation tendency and the film stability,while its concentration determined the dissolution rate of the steel matrix.Higher p H value was responsible for the stable and tenacious passive films and the high repassivation capability.It was also inclined to lower the anodic dissolution rate at crack tips by retarding the cathodic oxygen reduction.
Susceptibilities to stress corrosion cracking (SCC) of X80 pipeline steel in relatively concentrated chloride / bicarbonate solutions with different chloride ion concentrations or pH value at a passive potential of-200 m V vs SCE were investigated by slow strain rate tensile test. In order to explore the SCC mechanism and the evaluation criterion for the SCC susceptibility of the steel in passive state, electrochemical measurements were taken. Potentiodynamic polarization curves were obtained at different potential sweep rates, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements were taken after fast polarization to the passive potential The effects of chloride ion and p H on SCC behaviors of X80 steel at the passive potential were also discussed. The results showed that the SCC mechanism of X80 pipeline steel was greatly influenced by the passive film formed in these solutions. SCC behaviors followed the film suppressed anodic dissolution mechanism in these circumstances, because the filming process accounted for a proportion of the overall electrode process. The criteria for evaluating the SCC susceptibility of the steel at passive potential were proposed and validated. Increasing in the concentration of chloride ion or increasing in p H value resulted in the reduction in SCC susceptibility. The existence of chloride ion greatly lowered the passivation tendency and the film stability, while its concentration determined the dissolution rate of the steel matrix. Height pH value was responsible for the stable and tenacious passive films and the high repassivation capability. It was also inclined to lower the anodic dissolution rate at crack tips by retarding the cathodic oxygen reduction.