Wencke Mohring

1 Introduction High-temperature corrosion is a challenge in any plant that operates at elevated temperature, and the pathways for reducing its impact are manyfold. The most long-term approach to mitigating corrosion is to find a material that can inherently withstand its aggressive effects, e.g., by forming a protective oxide layer that acts as a barrier to further introduction of oxygen into the bulk material.

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