Corrosion Engineering1 Introduction 2 Corrosion Principle 3 Eight forms of Corrosion 4 Corrosion Testing 5 Materials 6 Corrosion Prevention 7 Mineral Acids 8 Other Environment 9 Modern Theory Application 10 High Temperature Corrosion. |
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Corrosion Principles | 12 |
Metallurgical and Other Aspects | 28 |
Eight Forms of Corrosion | 39 |
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Acetic aluminum anodic protection applications attack austenitic austenitic stainless steels brass bronze carbide Carbon steel cast iron cathodic protection Chem chemical chloride chromium coatings composition concentration containing copper corrosion engineer corrosion products corrosion rate corrosion resistance corrosion tests crevice corrosion current density decreases diffusion Durimet 20 Duriron effect electrochemical electrode environment equipment erosion corrosion example failure ferric Figure film galvanic corrosion galvanic coupling graphite H₂O Hastelloy high temperatures hydrochloric acid hydrofluoric acid hydrogen embrittlement Inconel increases inhibitors intergranular ions liquid magnesium Materials Performance mechanical properties metal surface metals and alloys method Monel nickel nitric acid occurs oxidation oxygen passive pipe pitting plant plastic platinum polarization potential present pumps reaction reduced rubber seawater shown in Fig shows silicon sodium solution specimen stainless steels strength stress stress-corrosion cracking sulfide sulfuric acid Table tank Tantalum tensile titanium tubes usually valves velocity weld zinc Zirconium