GB/T 13303-1991
ActiveSteels--Determination method of oxidation resistance
钢的抗氧化性能测定方法
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This standard specifies the test method for determining the oxidation resistance of steels by measuring mass change after exposure to high-temperature oxidizing atmospheres. It is applied in the metallurgical industry for quality control and material selection of steel products intended for high-temperature service, such as boiler tubes, turbine blades, and furnace components. The method is used in both research laboratories and production environments to evaluate the long-term durability of steels under oxidative conditions.
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