CHEN Biqiang, LIU Junfeng, YUAN Yong, et al. Review of materials selection and welding with evaluation technology for use in high-temperature components of 700 ℃ A-USC unit[J]. Thermal power generation, 2024, 53(7): 1-13.
DOI:
CHEN Biqiang, LIU Junfeng, YUAN Yong, et al. Review of materials selection and welding with evaluation technology for use in high-temperature components of 700 ℃ A-USC unit[J]. Thermal power generation, 2024, 53(7): 1-13. DOI: 10.19666/j.rlfd.202402026.
Review of materials selection and welding with evaluation technology for use in high-temperature components of 700 ℃ A-USC unit
In order to adapt to the harsh service environment of 700 ℃ advanced ultra-supercritical coal-fired power generation unit(700 ℃ A-USC)
and facilitate the development of high efficiency
low consumption and low carbon coal-fired power generation technology
high temperature superalloy will be used to manufacture the high-temperature components in boiler and turbine. Many countries and regions such as the United States
Europe
China
Japan and India have put forward research plans of 700 ℃ A-USC technology with national characteristics
respectively. Due to the variety of elements
high welding difficulty
and high tendency to produce welding defects in high-temperature alloys
welding technology and weld joint comprehensive performance evaluation technology have a significant influence on the factory manufacturing
on-site processing and repair
as well as service safety and integrity of high-temperature components. The current progress in practical application of the 700 ℃ technology at home and abroad is slow
which is mainly due to incomplete resolution of technical barriers such as manufacturing
connection
and testing. The research plans and development prospects of the 700 ℃A-USC technology around the world are summarized. The material selection of high temperature components including the boiler side and the turbine side is discussed. The current status
advantages and disadvantages of the welding technology for superalloy are summarized
and the critical focus points of the joint comprehensive properties evaluation technology for high temperature components are analyzed. Finally
some suggestions on developing the 700 ℃ A-USC technology are put forward.