Ion Implantation has an important role in corrision science as a research tool to study the influence of various elements on the corrosion behaviour of materials. In the present paper this is illustrated with some high temperature corrosion studies. It is shown that ion implantation can be a very efficient technique in the frame of screening tests for evaluating the effect of possible alloying additions in materials. Additionaly, it can also play a role to study the underlying corrosion mechanisms. It is concluded that ion implantation is a powerful tool in high temperature corrosion studies, and can thus be very helpful for material development.
STROOSNIJDER Marinus Frederik;
1998-03-02
JRC15875
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC15875,
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