Halide Activated Pack Cementation (HAPC) is a surface modification process that is a cost-effective and efficient method of increasing the durability of materials, and is an alternative to using new and expensive alloys. This technique has been utiliz . . .

Metallic alloys are often degraded when used in corrosive, high temperature environments such as in gas turbines or nuclear power plants. To mitigate these effects, the surface of the existing alloy can be modified through the halide-activated pack ce . . .